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Giuseppe Deledda1, Paola Mosconi, Cristina Renzi
1Dipartimento di Sanità Pubblica e Medicina di Comunità, Sezione di Psicologia Clinica, Università, 37134 Verona. guiseppe.deledda@univr.it
Recenti Progressi in Medicina
|November 2, 2012
Summary
Shared Decision Making (SDM) improves patient outcomes. This review updates literature on SDM in Italy, detailing its applications, goals, tools, and results in clinical settings.
Area of Science:
- * Clinical Practice and Health Outcomes
- * Patient-Centered Care Models
- * Healthcare Management and Policy
Context:
- * Growing global emphasis on Shared Decision Making (SDM) in healthcare.
- * Need for updated literature on SDM implementation within the Italian clinical context.
- * Importance of evaluating SDM's role in improving patient outcomes and healthcare delivery.
Purpose:
- * To provide an updated literature review of Shared Decision Making (SDM) in the Italian clinical setting.
- * To describe the diverse areas of application for SDM in Italy.
- * To outline the objectives, instruments utilized, and key results associated with SDM implementation.
Summary:
- * This paper presents a comprehensive update on the literature concerning Shared Decision Making (SDM) within Italy's clinical environments.
- * It details the specific fields where SDM is applied, the defined objectives guiding its use, the various tools employed, and the principal outcomes observed.
- * The review synthesizes current knowledge on SDM's integration and effectiveness in Italian healthcare.
Impact:
- * Informing healthcare providers and policymakers about the current state and effectiveness of SDM in Italy.
- * Facilitating the broader adoption and optimization of SDM practices to enhance clinical outcomes.
- * Contributing to the advancement of patient-centered care through evidence-based insights into SDM.
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