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study addresses issue shared decisionmaking sdm norwegian homebased palliative care setting significance patient involvement sdm widely acknowledged many patients want participate decisions care treatment yet remains need knowledge regarding initiators approaches sdm context homebased palliative care particularly patients perspective aim study understand patients experiences preferences sdm homebased palliative care seeking enhance quality care direct planning healthcare services used qualitative explorative design hermeneutic approach employed data collected indept interviews 13 patients study uncovered overarching theme navigating reach decisions comprising three subthemes trapped life without decisions act surrender others let others deal decisions continue oneself without focusing disease decisionmaking findings underscore need flexible personcentered approaches sdm tailored fluctuating health literacy changing preferences patients palliative care settings study contributes understanding sdm palliative care highlighting patients navigate balance autonomy reliance hcps future research explore healthcare systems including hcps roles system adapt patients dynamic needs ensuring sdm remain supportive empowering process patients stages disease