Shared decision making videos

Videos on shared decision making

Three short videos for clinicians on shared decision making have been developed:

• An overview on shared decision making
• Challenging myths about shared decision making in practice
• How to use patient decision aids and where to find them.

Shared Decision Making Symposium: Developing tools and skills for clinical practice

The Commission co-hosted a symposium on shared decision making with the University of Sydney’s Centre for Medical Psychology and Evidence-Based Decision Making (CeMPED) in 2014. Videos from this event include:

• Welcome and Intro - Dr Mary Foley, Secretary, NSW Health
• Featured Speaker - Professor Dawn Stacey (University of Ottawa): Developing shared decision making tools for clinical practice
• Shared Decision Making Tools for Clinical Practice & Panel Discussion: Associate Professor Julie Leask (University of Sydney) and Mr Nasser Bin Dhim (University of Sydney)
• Developing Skills for Shared Decision Making: Professor Glyn Elwyn (Foundation for Informed Medical Decisions, USA) and Associate Professor Angie Fagerlin (University of Michigan, USA)
• Shared Decision Making Skills in Clinical Practice & Panel Discussion: Associate Professor Tammy Hoffman (Bond University), Dr Heather Shepherd (University of Sydney) and Associate Professor Kirsten McCaffery (University of Sydney)
• Panel Discussion on Implementation: Melissa Fox (Health Consumers QLD), Professor Dawn Stacey (University of Ottawa), Dr Heather Buchan (Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care)
• Annie Lau PhD, UNSW, Healthy.me: how patients and consumers use e-Health to engage with clinicians and health services (PDF 2MB)

Other video presentations by Professor Dawn Stacey

• Patient Decision Aids –why, what, how, where?
• Assuring the quality of patient decision aids – the IPDAS story: 2003 – 2013
• Implementing Patient Decision Aids in Clinical Practice
• Do patient decision aids reduce wait times and Increase Quality of decisions for patient considering total joint arthroplasty?  A Randomized Controlled Trial