检查用于评估医疗保健实践中的决策能力的方法

Nicola Hickling1, Clare McCann2, Lynette Tippett2

  • 1Doctorate of Clinical Psychology Student, School of Psychology, The University of Auckland, New Zealand.

概括

新西兰的医疗保健专业人员使用各种方法来评估决策能力 (DMC). 需要标准化的方法来进行一致和高质量的DMC评估,改善患者护理.

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