The Minnesota Shared Decision-Making Collaborative is a multi-stakeholder community learning collaborative working to remove barriers to adoption and promote the routine use of shared decision-making in clinical practice throughout Minnesota.
The Minnesota Shared Decision-Making Collaborative is a multi-stakeholder community learning collaborative working to remove barriers to adoption and promote the routine use of shared decision-making in clinical practice throughout Minnesota.
During this global pandemic, completing a health care directive or revising an existing directive is essential for all adults. Download the Honoring Choices Minnesota COVID-19 ACP Guide to help your patients through the process of advance care planning in the context of COVID-19.
A surprisingly low percentage of Medicare enrollees who undergo low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) screening for lung cancer participate in a shared decision-making (SDM) session prior to the screening, in spite of a reimbursement requirement to do so, according to a new analysis. Among those who do have an SDM session, a high percentage opt to avoid the screening.
This approximately 1-hour course will explore shared decision-making, a model of patient-centered care. Topics include defining and describing the shared decision-making approach, when and how to make use of shared decision-making, and what steps should be taken when implementing this model in your organizational setting.
This Web site is supported in part by Stratis Health, which represents Minnesota in Lake Superior Quality Innovation Network.