Presenter TsungLung TsaiAuthor Chun Yi Wu TsungLung TsaiYi HuaChiangPoWen SuKuanChihLeeYingJuFangKangMing PengPuziHospital Ministry of Health and Welfare ChiayiCounty ROCTaiwan ID: 851879
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1 Promoting Shared Decision Making for Col
Promoting Shared Decision Making for Colorectal Cancer Screening Presenter: TsungLung Tsai,Author : Chun Yi Wu, TsungLung Tsai,Yi
2 HuaChiang,PoWen Su,KuanChihLee,YingJuFa
HuaChiang,PoWen Su,KuanChihLee,YingJuFang,KangMing PengPuziHospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare, ChiayiCounty, ROC,Taiwan
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4 n IntroductionPatients who are going t
n IntroductionPatients who are going to accept colorectal cancer screening, influenced by a variety of causes. Previous impress
5 ion, costs, knowledge, family affect, he
ion, costs, knowledge, family affect, health literacy ,etc.Decision aids Visualization for Share decision making.Customization fo
6 r patients choices. \n Pr
r patients choices. \n ProcessHealth education before Colorectal Cancer Screening.Visualizing the decision aid.Fi
7 ve steps SDM Questionnaire(check list)In
ve steps SDM Questionnaire(check list)Infocards for patient (age-friendly.)Conversation map through the decision making process.(
8 interaction)Online Survey with QR-code.
interaction)Online Survey with QR-code. \n Methods1. Introducing three diagnostic tests, explain each choice for co
9 lorectal cancer screening.
lorectal cancer screening. \n Methods2. Clarifying the options based on patients knowledge, experience, values an
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\n \n MethodsDo you understand all the information from Decision aids \n Methods
12 What is your choice of screening optio
What is your choice of screening options !" \n !! \n Result84.9% of patients show better understanding
13 via decision aids (n = 37).65% of volunt
via decision aids (n = 37).65% of volunteers (n = 25) with a medical background highly recommend use decision aids.This subject s
14 hows that approximately 30% of patients
hows that approximately 30% of patients have been less anxiety after using decision aids. ! \n Conclusions/CommentsC
15 hoice decision aid cardsKeep Asking ques
hoice decision aid cardsKeep Asking questions ! Electronic questionnaireStudy medical share decision-making process data.Visua
16 lizing knowledge.Using visual tools (San
lizing knowledge.Using visual tools (Sankeydiagram) to analysis the data flow. visualize relationship values and trends on patien
17 ts anxiety). \n Awards ! I
ts anxiety). \n Awards ! Innovation AwardOperational Excellence AwardBest Practice AwardsSDMPractices Hospital Prac
18 tice Awards \n Thank you for
tice Awards \n Thank you for your attentionQuestion? ! \n \r\n\n