| Authors or developers | Dana (Dane) L. Alden |
|---|---|
| Country / Language | Australia/English |
| Creation or publication date | 2015 |
| Clinic context | Any clinical context |
| Target users | Any health professional |
| Pre or post licensure | Pre and post license |
| General objectives | To appreciate the difference between the extant patient-provider decision models. To understand the elements of the shared decision making model. To know the evidence regarding the benefits as well as the limitations of shared decision making’s impact on medical outcomes. To understand basic steps to consider when designing patient decision support technologies. To understand broader relationships between culture, age differences, formal education skill levels, effective SDM through improved patient-physician decision technology. To have a practical tool kit for improving the patient-centered concordance of SDM and decision support communications and technologies. To appreciate the challenges and successes of shared decision making projects in diverse cultural, age and socio-economic environments as provided both by course faculty and course participants. To have internalized concrete exemplars of SDM/decision technology cultural targeting and tailoring to use in applying course takeaways. |
| Format | Half-day Workshop |