Xuejing Li,Sihan Chen,Meiqi Meng et al. Xuejing Li et al.

Shared Decision Making (SDM), as a modern medical decision-making model emphasizing patient participation, faces multidimensional challenges in China, including uneven distribution of medical resources, knowledge gaps, and inadequate cultur...

John G Gribben,Emmanuel Bachy,Markqayne Ray et al. John G Gribben et al.

Discussion: These results offer key perspectives on how physicians and patients evaluate treatment options in 2L and 3L treatment settings; this information is essential for facilitating shared decision-making in an expanding, complex treatment landscape.

Bharathi Naik,Anuja Damani,Arun Ghoshal et al. Bharathi Naik et al.

Conclusions: While interest in illness information and shared decision-making is high, ACP documentation remains limited. Tailored strategies are needed to promote ACP engagement.

Marc Arcens,James N Kirkpatrick,Jonathan Afilalo Marc Arcens

Ultimately, informed shared decision-making with a patient-centered philosophy is essential to uphold dignity and enhance the quality of life for older adults facing complex cardiovascular conditions.

Jennifer Dotta-Celio,Mélanie Lelubre,Sabrina Bolzon et al. Jennifer Dotta-Celio et al.

Swiss patients engaged more in shared decision-making and were more likely to talk about side effects than migrant patients....Conclusion: More studies are needed to understand how shared decision-making can be established between health professionals and patients, taking into account their migration status.

Wei Zhang,Ye Weng,Xiaoyang Zhang et al. Wei Zhang et al.

From a shared decision-making perspective, it is crucial for patients to actively engage in the decision-making process, taking into account their own preferences and values. This approach can enhance treatment satisfaction and support the principles of precision nursing....Objective: To evaluate the level and classification of shared decision-making behavior in surgery, along with the influence of participation competence, perceived social support, and self-care self-efficacy, guided by the "Capacity, Opportunity, Motivation-Behavior" model....Latent profile analysis was employed to assess the shared decision-making behavior in surgery. Multivariate logistic regression was applied to identify factors associated with the identified subtypes. Result: A total of 840 participants were ultimately analyzed....Conclusion: The performance of shared decision-making behaviors in surgery needs improvement.

Andrew S P Sharp,Naomi D L Fisher Andrew S P Sharp

When evaluating patients for RDN, shared decision-making is a critical element, which should include potential benefits and that a minority may not respond to the therapy.

Laura Meade,Haowei Linda Sun,Robert J Klaassen et al. Laura Meade et al.

A shared decision-making (SDM) approach can ensure that decisions about treatment and care incorporate patients' beliefs, values, and preferences.

Sarah A L Price,Pauline M Maki,Samar R El Khoudary et al. Sarah A L Price et al.

These unique data will enhance evidence-based care in surgical menopause and will support shared decision-making around RRSO, ensuring rapid translation of new evidence into clinical practice.

Maureen Thodé,Jeroen Dikken,Prabath W B Nanayakkara Maureen Thodé

Aim: To discuss how shared decision-making (SDM) is currently practised in hospitals, to highlight the essential-yet often underacknowledged-contribution of nurses to inclusive SDM in life-prolonging treatment decisions, and to propose a five-step implementation plan to strengthen