I think a lot of people don't understand fully what's going on clinically, what treatments they are given, and why they are getting them. Ask, then participate in decisions. With the younger population of patients, you will find a greater awareness, a greater interest in what is going on. People are better educated today, they are better informed. They have access to information in libraries, on the Internet.
People do ask more questions.
They are aware of alternatives available to them. We want to make sure they treat patients with compassion, inform patients what is happening to them, inform the families. Lots of times families have more questions than the patients themselves. It is real important to involve the families. We want to treat the patient as if he were a family member.