The Patient Provider Shared Decision Making Project: A Pilot to Evaluate the Use of Healthcare Decision Aids Among Patients Living in Poverty
Abstract
SummaryShared decision making is a process that promotes patient involvement in decisions affecting their health care. The Patient Provider Shared Decision Making Project is a collaborative pilot project that used standardized decision aids with a poor underserved population in the Greater Philadelphia area. A high percentage of patients in the pilot perceived themselves to be legitimate participants in the decision-making process, and exposure to the decision-making aids (DVDs, which they preferred, and written booklets) enhanced this perception.
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