Goal-Based Shared Decision-Making: Developing an Integrated Model

  • Elwyn G
  • Vermunt N
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OBJECTIVE Definitions of shared decision-making (SDM) have largely neglected to consider goal setting as an explicit component. Applying SDM to people with multiple long-term conditions requires attention to goal setting. We propose an integrated model, which shows how goal setting, at 3 levels, can be integrated into the 3-talk SDM model. METHOD The model was developed by integrating 2 published models. RESULTS An integrated, goal-based SDM model is proposed and applied to a patient with multiple, complex, long-term clinical conditions to illustrate the use of a visualization tool called a Goal Board. A Goal Board prioritizes collaborative goals and aligns goals with interventional options. CONCLUSION The model provides an approach to achieve person-centered decision-making by not only eliciting and prioritizing goals but also by aligning prioritized goals and interventions. PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS Further research is required to evaluate the utility of the proposed model.

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Elwyn, G., & Vermunt, N. P. C. A. (2020). Goal-Based Shared Decision-Making: Developing an Integrated Model. Journal of Patient Experience, 7(5), 688–696. https://doi.org/10.1177/2374373519878604

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