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Shared decisionmaking and specific informed consent in patients with aortic aneurysmsAuthorsMarcela Juliano Silva Cunha, Marcelo Passos Teivelis, Cynthia de Almeida Mendes, Conrado Dias Pacheco Annicchino

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1. Identify the decision to be made and the relevant options available.
2. Gather all necessary information, including risks, benefits, and potential outcomes.
3. Engage the patient in a conversation about their preferences, values, and concerns.
4. Discuss the pros and cons of each option collaboratively.
5. Ensure the patient understands the information shared and can ask questions.
6. Document the shared decision-making process and the final decision made.

Who needs shared decision-making and specific?

1. Patients facing complex medical decisions.
2. Individuals with chronic illnesses requiring ongoing treatment options.
3. Medical professionals seeking to improve patient engagement and satisfaction.
4. Healthcare teams aiming for a collaborative approach to treatment planning.

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What is shared decision-making and specific?

Shared decision-making is a collaborative process where healthcare providers and patients work together to make informed decisions about the patient's care. It involves discussing the patient's preferences, values, and the potential benefits and risks of different treatment options.

Who is required to file shared decision-making and specific?

Typically, healthcare providers, including physicians and clinical staff, are required to document the shared decision-making process. This may include mental health professionals, specialists, and primary care providers, depending on the specific regulations and guidelines in place.

How to fill out shared decision-making and specific?

To fill out shared decision-making documentation, providers should clearly outline the treatment options discussed, the patient's preferences, and any significant information shared. This may involve using standardized forms that comply with legal and ethical guidelines.

What is the purpose of shared decision-making and specific?

The purpose of shared decision-making is to ensure that patients are fully informed about their treatment options and can express their values and preferences, leading to more tailored and effective healthcare decisions that enhance patient satisfaction and outcomes.

What information must be reported on shared decision-making and specific?

The information that must be reported typically includes details of the discussions held with the patient, the treatment options presented, the patient's questions and concerns, the decision made, and any relevant clinical guidelines used in the decision-making process.