The Impact of Shared Decision-Making on Patient Family Members'Treatment Expectations and Satisfaction
This study applies a case-control study method for shared decision-making intervention in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting surgery.The research finds that patients and their families who undergo shared decision-making intervention have significantly lower expectations for diagnosis and treatment outcomes after communication,and the expectations are lower than those communicated through traditional means.In terms of satisfaction assessment,the intervention group shows higher satisfaction levels and a higher proportion of patients participating in satisfaction surveys compared to the control group.Moreover,the satisfaction scores for patients taking the lead in the intervention group are higher than those for both the control group and the intervention group led by family members.Actively applying shared decision-making between doctors and patients can effectively regulate the expectations of patients and their families towards diagnosis and treatment behavior,and improve patient satisfaction,which is worth promoting in domestic medical institutions.