Oliver Hirsch|H. Keller|Tanja Krones|Norbert Donner?Banzhoff
Acceptance of shared decision making with reference to an electronic library of decision aids (arriba-lib) and its association to decision making in patients: an evaluation study
Philipps University of Marburg|Philipps University of Marburg|Philipps University of Marburg|Philipps University of Marburg
decision aids based philosophy shared decision making designed help patients make informed choices among diagnostic treatment options delivering evidencebased information options outcomes patient decision aid regarded complex intervention consists several presumably relevant components decision aids rarely field tested assess patients physicians attitudes towards also unclear effect decision aids adherence chosen optionsthe electronic library decision aids arribalib used within clinical encounter modular structure contains evidencebased decision aids following topics cardiovascular prevention atrial fibrillation coronary heart disease oral antidiabetics conventional intensified insulin therapy unipolar depression conducted evaluation study 29 primary care physicians included 192 patients consultation patients filled questionnaires interviewed via telephone two months later used generalised estimation equations measure associations within patient variables traditional crosstab analysespatients highly satisfied arribalib process shared decision making twothirds patients reached telephone interview wanted counselled arribalib high congruence preferred perceived decision making patients reached telephone interview 807 said implemented decision independent gender education elderly patients likely say implemented decisionshared decision making multimodular electronic library decision aids arribalib accepted high number patients positive associations general aspects decision making patients used patient groups wide range individual characteristics