
Opinion|Videos|March 7, 2025
Implementation of Shared Decision-Making in BTK Inhibitor Treatment
Panelists discuss how they engage patients in shared decision-making by prioritizing open communication, discussing treatment options in the context of both clinical factors and patient preferences, and using strategies such as decision aids and detailed counseling to ensure that patient values and quality of life are fully integrated into the treatment planning process.
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- Can you walk us through how you engage patients in shared decision-making, ensuring that their preferences, values, and quality of life are considered alongside clinical factors?
- What strategies do you use to incorporate shared decision-making into your clinical practice?
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