Getting on the same page: Communication, patient involvement and shared understanding of “decisions” in oncology
ConclusionsWhat counts as a “decision” in cancer care may be constructed within disparate social roles that leave many agendas unaddressed and decisions unmade. Changing the content of conversations to encourage explicit decisions about self‐management and life context‐related topics may have greater value in enabling shared understanding than promoting communication behaviours among already high‐performing communicators.
Source: Health Expectations - Category: Health Management Authors: Aaron L. Leppin, Marleen Kunneman, Julie Hathaway, Cara Fernandez, Victor M. Montori, Jon C. Tilburt Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH PAPER Source Type: research
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