Program

Program Name: From Class to Clinic: Hands-On Shared Decision Making

Authors or developers

Glyn Elwyn, Shama Alam, Arianna Blaine, Stuart Grande
Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Dartmouth College
35 Centerra Pkwy
Lebanon, NH 03766
USA
Abigail.M.Underhill@Dartmouth.edu

Johanna Aarts
(Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice) and
Radboud University Medical Center
Postbus 9101, 6500 HB
Nijmegen
The Netherlands
info -at- radboudumc.nl

Country / Language Australia/English
Creation or publication date 2015
Clinic context Any clinical context
Target users Students / clinicians in training and experienced clinicians
Pre or post licensure Pre and post license
General objectives To introduce participants to SDM competences, including the range of theoretical models that advance our understanding of decision making, including Charles et al’s “two to tango” model, Makoul and Clayman’s integrative model of SDM, and Elwyn et al’s Collaborative Deliberation model.
To explore tools and measures relevant to these models, including but not limited, to Option Grids, CollaboRATE, SDM Q-9, Observer OPTION 5, Rochester Participatory Decision-Making Scale, and Assessing Communication about Evidence and Patient Preferences.
To use video examples of clinical encounters and role playing exercises, explore the interaction between encounter tools and measures.
To demonstrate to participants that the models and measures will provide teaching templates that can be adapted to training SDM at multiple levels - i.e. from classroom to real world clinic settings.
Format 5-6 hours workshop