Patient and family involvement in care process, treatment plan and
shared decision-making incorporating patient life goals into the plan of care
It also requires
shared decision-making for dispatching all flights with appropriate management involvement as risk levels increase.
Mulley, Professor of Medicine, Director of the Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science at Dartmouth's Geisel School of Medicine, and a leading expert in
shared decision-making, also led the effort to incorporate shared-decision-making resources into this edition.
While the law sets out the minimum requirements of informed consent,
shared decision-making places the patient at the centre of care and may be seen as the pinnacle of patient-centred care.
As a recent analysis in the British Medical Journal advocates,
shared decision-making is a process when doctors and patients can collaborate to make health decisions, discussing both the best available evidence and patients' preferences.
Shared decision-making could include a long personal discussion with your doctor about the known harms vs.
Shared decision-making in the medical encounter: what does it mean?
It discusses the critical role of clinical reasoning and includes a range of practical strategies to facilitate
shared decision-making and effective communication with clients, for improved client outcomes.
And the best way to approach that decision is with the
shared decision-making process.
Mary, a PEP patient, completed her 28-day course of PEP as a result of
shared decision-making, despite a shaky start.
I think it is absolutely essential to highlight the importance of a
shared decision-making process.
Founded in 1985, the Open Book program in Brooklyn, NY, was a long-running, grassroots adult literacy program, unique in its use of
shared decision-making and practices rooted in education for social change.