Intermediate

Background Reading

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Shared decision making (SDM) is a process by which people are supported to understand their treatment options and are given the opportunity, together with their doctor, to deliberate using all the relevant information that might influence their choice.

Learning Objectives

To understand key concepts related to SDM
To stimulate reflection on your current SDM practice

Curriculum

6 Sections
28 Lessons
1h Duration

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Introduction

1 Lesson

Learning Objectives

What is Shared Decision-Making?

2 Lessons

What does shared decision-making mean to you?
What is Shared Decision-Making?

Why Shared Decision-Making?

3 Lessons

Why Shared Decision-Making?
The Montgomery Ruling
Shared Decision-Making and Consent

Benefits of Shared Decision-Making

4 Lessons

Benefits of shared decision-making
The Silent Misdiagnosis
Why Shared Decision-Making?
A Meeting of Two Experts

The Process of Shared Decision-Making

11 Lessons

The Process of Shared Decision-Making
The Process of Shared Decision-Making - Continued
Team Talk
Option Talk
Deliberation
Decision Talk
Talking about risk
Talking about risk – Continued
The OSIRIS risk forecasts are presented using natural frequencies, percentages and icon arrays
Bringing it all together
Congratulations

NICE Guidelines on Shared Decision Making

7 Lessons

Shared Decision Making Learning Package
Module 1 - Orientation and Background
Module 2 - Cognitive Psychology
Module 3 - Evidence-Based Medicine
Module 4 - Probability and Uncertainty: values and preferences
Module 5 - Consultation Skills
Module 6 - Practising shared decision making, staying up to date

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