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Care providers and patients jointly take decisions about appropriate care. But, what does it take to make such shared decisions? And how do you design that process? We facilitate various initiatives and projects to further elaborate and support the process of shared decision making. - Afbeelding
The starting point for Safety-II is that patient safety is increased by focusing on the adaptability and resilience of professionals in the context in which they work. - Optimal treatment for people with lung cancer: learn more about optimizing the use of oral oncolytics in patients with non-small cell lung cancer.
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The government, the healthcare sector and society have initiated a joint movement towards appropriate care to safeguard the future quality of healthcare in the Netherlands. But what is appropriate care, why is it necessary, and how does ZonMw contribute to it? - Learn more about general implementation methods of shared decision making (SDM) for all patients in general practice and for cystitis in particular.
- Read more about data-driven prescribing of antihypertensive medication and shared decision making in general practice: a clinical decision support system.
- Best Monitor in Action: learn how home monitoring provided by monitoring nurses supports shared decision making and self-management.
- A UPC provides a structure to increase nurses’ engagement and facilitates the improvement of evidence-based essential care in shared decision-making
- Reconnect patients after cancer treatment: learn how a decision tool for prostate cancer and breast cancer helps patients and GPs in shared decision making.
- Discover how shared decision-making in nursing practice for older adults living at home contributes to appropriate, person-centered care.
- Learn how the Integrated Decision-making Model equips nurses to provide personalized care for patients with cardiovascular diseases.
- Read more about a decision aid for euthanasia in patients with dementia: a practical tool supports physicians in careful decision-making.