2026· Tijdschrift voor psychiatrie· Vol 68 6, pp.
301-307
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Medicine
TL;DR
An initial pragmatic and didactic SDM model is presented that explicitly addresses the complexity of shared decision-making in mental health care and is designed for application in psychiatric clinical practice as well as for educational purposes within mental health services.
ABSTRACT Background A fundamental barrier to effective recovery outcomes for psychosis, is the lack of involvement of service users (SUs) in decisions made about their care. Despite policy recommendations, implementation of shared decision‐making (SDM) is inconsistent, under‐reported in mental health practice and thus...
Karishma Jivraj, Iris Gault, Mary Chambers· Health Expectations· 0 citations
The study illustrates that staff work towards a good care relationship to strengthen patients' engagement in SDM in psychiatric care, and underscores that organizational support is needed, in the form of more time, more available resources and clearer care structures.
Charlotte Cederborg, Märta Sund Levander, B. Gustafsson· Journal of Evaluation In Cli...· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES
Shared decision-making (SDM) is a core component of patient-centred care, with proven benefits for decision quality and satisfaction. However, its implementation in hospital settings remains limited. This study aimed to describe the development of a SDM model and to evaluate its feasibility,...
K. Salas-Gama, E. Niño-de-Guzmán, A. C. Mihai et al.· Journal of Healthcare Qualit...· 0 citations
A newly developed SDM training program for psychiatry residents is evaluated as to whether it improves their communicative skills when discussing pharmacotherapy decisions with patients with severe mental health disorders.
D. Verwijmeren, M. Kikkert, K. Grootens· Patient Education and Counse...· 0 citations
Background Shared decision-making (SDM) is fundamental to person-centered psychiatry, yet its implementation in schizophrenia care remains limited and poorly understood. Existing research predominantly examines SDM from either healthcare provider or patient perspectives, overlooking the integrated perspectives from bot...
Bingxian Xu, Yanxia Guo, Yan Han et al.· Frontiers in Psychiatry· 0 citations
This study aims to develop a generic COS for evaluating the impact of SDM interventions (COS-SDMi), developed in the context of rheumatology, and disseminated through presentations at international conferences, briefing notes to key organisations and publication in a peer-reviewed journal.
C. Hoffmann, J. Butterworth, F. Naye et al.· BMJ Open· 0 citations
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