Transformation of Clinical Decision-making Through the Evolution of the Disease Spectrum
Focusing on the issues of whether paternalistic model should be completely denied,whether informed decision-making model is merely a result of power dynamics,and whether shared decision-making model holds practical value in today's context,this research aims to investigate the interrelation between diseases and clinical decision-making during different historical periods by analyzing the types,causes,and the characteristics of diseases in those periods.Additionally,it examines the significance and role of different decision-making models in diagnosing and treating various types of diseases in today's context.Finally,it highlights that no single model is superior to others,and discusses the necessity of promoting a clinical decision-making model that emphasizes shared decision-making as the main approach while fostering the coordinated development of multiple forms of clinical decision-making models.
clinical decision-makingburden of diseasephysician-patient communicationshared decision-making