Understanding Behavioral Intent to Participate in Shared Decision-making in Medically Uncertain Situations

Kay Dunn, Jing Zhang, Chiehwen Ed Hsu, John H. Holmes, Roxana Maffei

Methods of Information in Medicine · 2012 · 18 citations · 43 references

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Abstract

This study applies and extends the field of behavioral and health informatics to assist medical practice and decision-making in situations of medical uncertainty. More specifically, this study led to the development of a category framework that facilitates the identification of an individual's needs and motivational factors with regard to their intent to participate in shared decision-making in situations of medical uncertainty.

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