Pushing the envelope: shared decision making in mental health.

Abstract:

TOPIC:This article reviews the literature on shared decision making in health and mental health and discusses tools in general health that are proposed for adaptation and use in mental health. PURPOSE:To offer findings from literature and a product development process to help inform/guide those who wish to create or implement materials for shared decision making in mental health. SOURCES USED:Published literature and research on issues related to shared decision making in health and mental health, focus groups, and product testing. CONCLUSIONS:Structured shared decision making in mental health shows promise in supporting service user involvement in critical decision making and provides a process to open all treatment and service decisions to informed and respectful dialogue.

journal_name

Psychiatr Rehabil J

authors

Curtis LC,Wells SM,Penney DJ,Ghose SS,Mistler LA,Mahone IH,Delphin-Rittmon M,del Vecchio P,Lesko S

doi

10.2975/34.1.2010.14.22

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2010-07-01 00:00:00

pages

14-22

issue

1

eissn

1095-158X

issn

1559-3126

pii

K351718652473727

journal_volume

34

pub_type

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