Implementing the Ottawa Decision Support Framework in Japan: Evaluation of a Decision Coaching Workshop for Nurses

Satoko Ono; Misae Ito; Keiko Matsumoto; Koyko Murakami; Mika Moriyama

doi:10.1016/j.pec.2026.109497

January 30, 2026Patient Education and CounselingOpen Access

Implementing the Ottawa Decision Support Framework in Japan: Evaluation of a Decision Coaching Workshop for Nurses

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Key Points

Shared decision-making increased through family-centered care approaches in nursing.
Evidence indicates that decision coaching strengthens training in collectivist cultures.
Observational analysis involved workshops aimed at improving patient care decisions.
Implications suggest potential for wider implementation in diverse healthcare settings.

Implication

Evaluation of a decision coaching workshop highlights the importance of shared decision-making and family involvement in nursing care.

Abstract

Decision coaching adapted to family-centered decision-making may strengthen SDM training in collectivist cultures and contribute to more patient- and family-centered care internationally.

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Ono et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Implementing the Ottawa Decision Support Framework in Japan: Evaluation of a Decision Coaching Workshop for Nurses

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Implementing the Ottawa Decision Support Framework in Japan: Evaluation of a Decision Coaching Workshop for Nurses

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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