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Patricia Deegan, PhD

Shared Decision Making Month Contributor Spotlight: Patricia Deegan

Patricia is a thought leader and disruptive innovator in the field of behavioral health recovery. She is an activist in the disability rights movement and has lived her own journey of recovery after being diagnosed with schizophrenia as a teenager. Patricia is the creator of RECOVERYLibrary.com and the CommonGround web application to support person centered care and shared decision making in the psychiatric consultation. Continue reading
Posted in SDM Month | Tagged Dartmouth, mental health, patient engagement, patient-centered care, Patricia Deegan, shared decision making, Shared Decision Making Month | Permalink
March is Shared Decision Making Month

Shared Decision Making Along the Continuum of Care Wrap-up and a Preview of Policy and Decision Quality Week

Week Two of Shared Decision Making (SDM) Month was extremely thought-provoking with insight about how and when shared decision making is appropriate along the care continuum. We heard about the need to empower women to be active participants in their maternity care decisions during Wednesday’s webinar and discussed the relationship between shared decision making and palliative care in Tuesday’s tweet chat. In addition, we heard from a powerhouse panel of leading health care experts about the role of shared decision making in maternity care, mental health, diagnosis and end of life care during Wednesday evening’s in-person panel. Continue reading
Posted in Current News, SDM Month | Tagged care continuum, decision aids, decision quality, diagnosis, end of life, maternity care, mental health, patient-centered care, policy makers, quality care, shared decision making, Shared Decision Making Month, shared decision making policy | Permalink

Informed Medical Decisions Foundation Funded Research

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A Mixed-Method Examination of Older Adults' Decision to Initiate Treatment for Depression

The main goal of the project was to determine how older adults weigh their experience with mental health treatment against provided outcome data about the effectiveness of psychotherapy among older adults. Continue reading
Posted in Investigator-Initiated Research, Patient Involvement, Robert Derzon Grants, Special Populations | Tagged depression, mental health, psychotherapy | Permalink

Quality of Decision Making Communication and Outcomes of Care for African Americans with Depression Study

This study will increase understanding of the role of SDM in improving outcomes for patients with depression and in reducing racial disparities in mental health care. Continue reading
Posted in Investigator-Initiated Grants, Investigator-Initiated Research, Patient Involvement, SDM Implementation, Special Populations | Tagged African Americans, decision-making, depression, mental health, racial disparities, shared decision making | Permalink