Consumers’ views of quality in the consultation and their relevance to ‘shared decision‐making’ approaches

Background There is a recognized need to assess the effects of shared decision‐making and other communication interventions. However, the outcomes usually assessed for evidence of ‘effectiveness’ are determined by researchers and have not been based on consumers’ views.

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