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Shared Decision-Making With Choosing Wisely
Nursing for Women'S Health
|May 7, 2019
Summary
The Choosing Wisely campaign offers valuable resources for women's health, promoting informed discussions and high-value care. These recommendations cover perinatal, gynecologic, and general women's health, aiding shared decision-making.
Area of Science:
- Women's Health
- Health Care Improvement
- Shared Decision-Making
Background:
- The Choosing Wisely campaign promotes high-value health care practices through professional society recommendations.
- It aims to foster informed conversations between patients and healthcare providers.
- Resources are disseminated via a website with downloadable educational materials.
Purpose of the Study:
- To identify and categorize Choosing Wisely recommendations relevant to women's health care.
- To assess the distribution of recommendations across different areas of women's health.
- To highlight the utility of these resources in clinical practice.
Main Methods:
- A systematic search was conducted in November 2018 for Choosing Wisely recommendations.
- Recommendations were categorized based on their relevance to women's health domains.
- Quantitative analysis was performed to determine the proportion of recommendations in each category.
Main Results:
- Out of 78 total recommendations, 36% (28) pertained to perinatal care, 28% (22) to gynecologic care, and 36% (28) to general women's health.
- Specific areas included antenatal care (17.6%), intrapartum and postpartum care (14.7%), and cervical cancer screening (14.7%).
Conclusions:
- Choosing Wisely provides a substantial number of recommendations applicable to women's health.
- These free resources can effectively support shared decision-making in clinical settings.
- The campaign's recommendations offer practical guidance for high-value care in obstetrics, gynecology, and general women's health.
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