We invite you to read an article based on an interview with Dr. France Légaré in the April 2019 issue of Le Médecin du Québec: Concilier lignes directrices et personnalisation des soins. When Dr. Légaré practises shared decision-making with her patients, she begins by telling them that there are several options available, including doing nothing. "Next, I present the evidence that shows the benefits and risks associated with each choice, and I explain the likelihood that they will occur." Then she helps the patient figure out what is most important to him or her. For instance, is it more important to a menopausal woman deciding about hormone therapy to reduce her hot flashes and sleep better, or to avoid the low risk of a blood clot.