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Implementation of a decision aid to promote shared decision-making on mode of birth in low-risk pregnant women: a cross-sectional study within the QUALI-DEC hybrid trial. [PDF]

BMJ Glob Health
Nguyen TP, Betran AP, Carroli G, Kaboré C, Lumbiganon P, Mac QNH, Gialdini C, Etcheverry C, Vololonarivelo B, Sidney Annerstedt K, Escuriet R, Hanson C, Shorten A, Dumont A, Consortium of QUALI-DEC Project.   +14 more
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Addressing complexity: The development and pilot testing of a user-friendly Medicare Part D patient decision aid tool. [PDF]

J Manag Care Spec Pharm
Shenoy DA, VanLonkhuyzen A, Fox BQ, Morales SM, Rachakonda SH, Upchurch G, Hung A.   +6 more
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Opening up? Exploring motives and needs of students and staff of a Dutch university on disclosing mental health issues to inform decision aid development. [PDF]

PLoS One
Engbersen-Severijns Y, Zijlstra DN, Brouwers SEM, den Uil FM, Vancauwenbergh V, Gültzow T.   +5 more
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Aiding clinical decisions with decision analysis

Hospital Medicine, 1999
As clinical decision making gets ever more complex, new analytical approaches are being developed to help. Decision analysis is used to structure complex decision problems in an uncertain environment by systematically linking decision choices with expected outcomes.
Tavakoli M, Davies HTO, Thomson R
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Decision-Aid and Decision-Making

European Journal of Operational Research, 1990
The objective of multiple criteria approaches is to help us to make better decisions, but what is the meaning of “better” ? This field has developed considerably in the past twenty years. The development makes us fully aware of the limitations on objectivity encountered in the field of decision aid and, consequently, of the virtual impossibility of ...
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Decision aids, empowerment, and shared decision making

BMJ, 2014
Each works or fails to work in patient-clinician conversations Finding unexpected results when testing our ideas is the basis of learning, experimentation, and scientific method. In a linked paper (doi:10.1136/bmj.g5651), Denig and colleagues report on a randomized trial of a decision aid for patients with type 2 diabetes.1 After much well executed ...
Ian, Hargraves, Victor M, Montori
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