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Area of Science:

  • Medical Informatics
  • Patient Communication
  • Diagnostic Quality Improvement

Background:

  • Effective communication of diagnostic uncertainty is crucial for quality healthcare.
  • Current methods for conveying diagnostic uncertainty to patients are inadequately examined.
  • Understanding patient needs is key to managing diagnostic uncertainty.

Approach:

  • A 5-stage qualitative study involved physicians, patients, and experts.
  • Developed and iteratively refined a patient leaflet and clinician guide.
  • Integrated and tested a voice-enabled dictation template in electronic health records.

Key Points:

  • A diagnostic uncertainty communication tool was co-designed with patients and physicians.
  • The tool's optimal requirements included diagnosis, follow-up, limitations, and patient input.
  • A prototype tool, integrated into EHRs, showed high patient satisfaction.

Conclusions:

  • A novel tool successfully communicates diagnostic uncertainty in clinical settings.
  • The tool demonstrated effective workflow integration and positive patient satisfaction.
  • This approach enhances patient understanding and engagement in the diagnostic process.