Sentence examples for shared decision-making processes from inspiring English sources

Bjerke [ 54], in a study of children's view of agency in child-adult relation within home and school contexts, argued "that children not necessarily ask for increased independence from adults, but rather to be recognized as 'differently equal' partners in shared decision-making processes, where children are being treated with dignity and respect as valuable persons" (p.93).

Since decisions on treatment options may be influenced by both physicians and parents, the findings may serve as a basis for developing evidence-based information for parents to support parental health literacy and for fostering shared decision-making processes between parents and physicians.

They urged patients to find out which doctors their closest friends really like, to ask a prospective doctor questions like how much experience he or she has with a specific condition or operation, and to make sure that as a patient you feel part of a shared decision-making process and comfortable saying how you feel, or that you don't understand or that you respectfully disagree.

Using a shared decision-making process, physicians would develop a plan of care that would be communicated in a visit with the patient.

It does this by shaping the nature of interactions; enhancing provider-patient orientation; and increasing their involvement in a shared decision-making process.

Nurses' attitudes towards introducing ADs in a shared decision-making process decreased in both intervention group and control group over time.

The time-sensitive nature and frequently the suboptimal conduct of decision-making in the ICU highlight the necessity of tools to improve the efficiency and quality of the shared decision-making process [2,6,17].

A major evolution in the field of medicine over the past decades was the transition from a paternalistic way of approaching patients to a shared decision-making process.

A number of decision aids are in active use to encourage this shared decision-making process.

This article aims to foster the debate about the shared decision-making process.

Both patient and doctor have to participate in this shared decision-making process [ 13].