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The aim was to evaluate the effectiveness of a workshop in improving shared decision making skills among internal medicine residents for chronic conditions.

April 2, 2016Teaching and Learning in Medicine

Shared Decision Making in Common Chronic Conditions: Impact of a Resident Training Workshop

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The aim was to evaluate the effectiveness of a workshop in improving shared decision making skills among internal medicine residents for chronic conditions.
Developed a 1- and 2-hour workshop curriculum for internal medicine residents.
Conducted written case evaluations and tracked usage of Decision Worksheets post-workshop.
Preceptors observed treatment decision conversations to assess skills application.
89.7% of participants rated the workshop as excellent or very good.
93.5% indicated they would change their practice based on workshop learnings.
Decision Worksheets were downloaded almost 1,200 times in the 8 months following the workshops.

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Randomized trial evaluates a training workshop's effect on shared decision making skills in internal medicine residents, indicating a need for improved communication techniques.

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Simmons et al. (2016) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0d299c599ea27a19dbdaf3 https://doi.org/10.1080/10401334.2016.1146600

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Randomized trial evaluates a training workshop's effect on shared decision making skills in internal medicine residents, indicating a need for improved communication techniques.

Shared Decision Making in Common Chronic Conditions: Impact of a Resident Training Workshop

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