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Scientific Committee
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The ISDM executive committee likes to thank the scientific committee for reviewing submitted abstracts to the 6th ISDM conference: |
Dana Alden
Michael J. Barry M.D.
Hilary Bekker
L. Ebony Boulware
Phyllis Butow
Karen Carlson M.D.
Cathy Charles
Marla Clayman
Nananda Col
Angela Coulter
Adrian Edwards
Wolfgang Eich
Glyn Elwyn
Vikki Entwistle
Angie Fagerlin
Deb Feldman-Stewart
Dominick Frosch
William Godolphin Martin Härter
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Richard Hoffman
Ilona Juraskova
Sara Khangura
Marije Koelewijn
Sascha Köpke
Ivar Sønbø Kristiansen
Jennifer Kryworuchko
France Légaré
Matthias Lenz
Carrie Levin
Carmen Lewis
Hilary A. Llewellyn-Thomas
Andreas Loh
Richard Martin
Dennis J. Mazur
Ingrid Mühlhauser
Albert G. Mulley
Wendy Nelson
Elissa Ozanne
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Lilisbeth Inmaculada Perestelo Perez
Michael Pignone
Tim Rapley
Karen Sepucha
Dawn Stacey
Peep Stalmeier
Ben van Steenkiste
Anne M. Stiggelbout
Richard Thomson
Hazel Thornton
Danielle Timmermans
Wemke Veldhuijzen
Adriaan Visser
Trudy van der Weijden
Anna Winterbottom
Celia Wills
John Wong
Brian Zikmund-Fishe
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Abstracts |
Topics
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Patient pull: Increasing SDM via patients
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Clinician push: Increasing SDM via clinicians
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The patients’ perspective of SDM and Decision Support Interventions
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Clinicians’ perspective of SDM and Decision Support Interventions
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Development and evaluation of decision aids
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Measurement of the concept of SDM
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Implementation of SDM in different levels of the healthcare system
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SDM in different cultural settings
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SDM and decision support interventions for special populations (e.g. children)
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SDM and clinical practice guidelines
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Ethical aspects of SDM
Guidelines
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Oral presentation will be part of a moderated 90-minute session – presentations will be grouped by abstract topic. Question-and-answer period after each presentation.
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Poster presenters must be available to speak with meeting participants during a scheduled poster session.
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Symposium presentations will be scheduled for 90 minutes and may include up to 4 individual presentations about a common subject e.g. paediatrics, end-of-life decisions, working of the brain in decision making or legalisation. The format of each symposium can vary at the session chairperson’s discretion (i.e., 1- 2 presenters with 30 minutes of discussion; 4 presenters with less time for discussion).
The session chairperson should submit the following information:
- Symposium title
- Session chairperson’s name and affiliation
- Number of individual talks to be included in the symposium
- Name and affiliation of each presenter
- Abstracts from each presenter
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Workshops are interactive 90 minute sessions. Workshops are expected to be instructive, skill building and interactive. The workshop chairperson should submit the following information:
- Workshop title
- Workshop chairperson’s name and affiliation
- Name of co-presenters and affiliations
- Overall aim of the workshop
- Description of the workshop
- Learning objectives to be covered in workshop
- Pre-requisite knowledge or other requirements for attendees
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Exhibition: The exhibition will showcase decision support materials from around the world, allowing research groups and other decision support developers to share their work in the form of informational booklets, training manuals, interactive audio-visual materials, etc. Each exhibitor should submit the following information:
- Name and affiliation of exhibitor
- Name of decision support material
- Short description of decision support material
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