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A Multicentre Randomised Controlled Trial Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Using Structured Information and Analysis of Women's Preferences in the Management of Menorrhagia

Posted on May 14, 2012 by
Objectives To develop decision aids to provide evidence-based information and formal preference elicitation for women with menorrhagia; and to evaluate their effects on patient outcomes, patient management and cost effectiveness. Continue reading →
Posted in Cost, Patient Preferences, Special Populations | Tagged Angela Coulter, BMJ, cost-effective medical care, evidence-based medicine, menorrhagia, patient outcomes, women | Permalink

Effects of Decision Aids for Menorrhagia on Treatment Choices, Health Outcomes, and Costs: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Posted on May 14, 2012 by
The call for increased patient participation in treatment decision making has come from a range of different perspectives. Methods to achieve these aims have included the development of patient decision aids. These can provide evidence-based information on treatment options and outcomes, help patients consider the personal value they place on benefits vs harms, and participate in decision about their care. Decision aids come in a variety of formats including leaflets, audiotapes, decision boards, computer programs, videos, Web sites, and structured interviews. Continue reading →
Posted in Cost, Patient Decision Aids, Special Populations | Tagged Angela Coulter, cost-effective medical care, decision aids, health outcomes, JAMA, menorrhagia, treatment decisions, women | Permalink