Dominick L. Frosch|France Légaré|Carol M. Mangione
Using decision aids in community-based primary care: A theory-driven evaluation with ethnically diverse patients
Université Laval|University of California, Los Angeles
assess effects informational brochures video decision aids cancer screening patient intention engage shared decisionmaking predictors racially diverse sample participants recruited 13 communitybased primary care practices serving racially ethnically diverse patients predominately economically disadvantaged neighborhoods participants completed theorybased measures assessing attitudes perceived social norms selfefficacy intentions working physician make cancer screening decision reviewing brochure video decision aid seeing physician postquestionnaire assessed screening decisions participant knowledge participants reviewed video decision aid higher knowledge likely want primary decisionmaker reported lower perceived social norms selfefficacy intentions work physicians participants reviewed brochure participants decided cancer screening reported lower intentions work physician making decision less likely report spoken physician screening participants opted cancer screening reviewing brochure decision aid less likely discuss decision physician tendency toward autonomous decisionmaking stronger among participants reviewed video decision aid