What We Talk About When We Talk About SDM

Academic Emergency Medicine : Official Journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine
Richard T Griffey, Manish N Shah

Abstract

In this issue, Probst et al present survey data assessing emergency physicians' (EPs) perceived appropriateness of shared decision making (SDM). This is particularly timely as SDM in the ED is the topic of the Academic Emergency Medicine 2016 Consensus Conference. In this study, the authors aimed to identify the clinical domains and scenarios for which EPs feel SDM is most appropriate in the ED. Findings included that respondents felt SDM was appropriate all or most of the time for invasive procedures (72%), CT imaging (57%) and discharge decisions (56%). The authors focus on the relative support for SDM across the various domains and scenarios presented and caution against deriving significant conclusions from the proportions showing support for SDM. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

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