SDM and PDAs improved patient knowledge, participation, decision quality, and satisfaction, while reducing decisional conflict and negative emotions, while reducing decisional conflict and negative emotions in PAD.
SDM and PDAs improved patient knowledge, participation, decision quality, and satisfaction, while reducing decisional conflict and negative emotions, while reducing decisional conflict and negative emotions in PAD.
Jiabei Lu, Yue-Xian Tao, Qiuying Lou et al.· Journal of Clinical and Nurs...· 0 citations
Overall, Patient Decision Aids were associated with better knowledge, less decisional conflict and greater satisfaction with the decision-making process, and some studies also suggested benefits for women with lower health literacy or socioeconomic status, especially when the aids used pictures or simple language.
S. Sdinami, L. Conti, B. Capetti et al.· Current Oncology· 0 citations
This protocol describes a systematic review that will map PROs and synthesise effects by PRO construct, where data permit, and meta-analysis will be performed where studies are sufficiently comparable.
Sang-Ho Yoo, Myonghwa Park, M. J. Kim· BMJ Open· 0 citations
A model is developed that illustrates how the interplay between personal, organisational and cultural factors determines whether nurses’ clinically relevant observations are acknowledged and integrated into medical treatment decisions.
V. W, Stoffels M, Kusurkar R. A. et al.· BMJ Open· 0 citations
Patient-reported outcome measures capture valuable patient data and show potential to support clinical decision-making, particularly in RA patients, according to a systematic review of online medical literature databases from inception to February 2025.
Jake Grange, J. Prior, Jon Packham et al.· Rheumatology Advances in Pra...· 0 citations
Evidence regarding the effectiveness of decision aids in palliative care decision making is limited and of low overall quality, with observed improvements primarily in patient knowledge and changes in stated treatment preferences rather than established improvements in decision quality or values-concordant care.
J. El Khoury, Rachel Garofalo, Molly M. Kilpatrick et al.· Palliative Medicine· 0 citations
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