Shared Decision Making

A collaborative approach starts at the early stages of the patient journey.

Many complaints received after treatment relate to a lack of information and ineffective communication in the first stage of the patient’s journey.

Evidence supports that shared decision-making improves the communication of risks associated with treatment and better prepares the patient for what lies ahead. By systematically linking Shared Decision Making with PROMs, we build insight into the link between effective early consultations and health outcomes.

Why Shared Decision Making?

Reduce Post-Treatment Complaints

Addressing patient concerns and ensuring clear communication during initial consultations helps minimise complaints post-treatment, leading to stronger patient outcomes and better care experiences.

Link Early Consultations to Health Outcomes

Shared decision-making ensures patients are fully informed about their treatment options, fostering clearer communication of risks and benefits and reducing misunderstandings and complaints.

Improve Patient Understanding

Shared decision-making ensures patients are fully informed about their treatment options, fostering clearer communication of risks and benefits and reducing misunderstandings and complaints.

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What are Patient-Reported Measures, and why are they important?

Capturing patient feedback across their healthcare journey.

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Paul Millett, Director of Global Business Development