The New Subjective Medicine: Understanding the Patient’s Worry Improves Shared Decision Making and Increases Compliance

Örtendahl, Monica

doi:10.1159/000096147

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“…The system approaches the rigorous scientific knowledge, but only the physician can exploit non-quantified knowledge obtained through education, experience and intuition. Besides, there is an increased interest in the subjective health with cognitive and emotional components, but incorporating patients' beliefs seems to remain neglected (Ortendahl, 2007).…”

Section: Effect Of Decision Support Systemsmentioning

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Decision Support for Mental Health

Kalina

Zvárová

2014

International Journal of Computational Models and Algorithms in Medicine

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Decision support systems represent an important tool offering assistance with the decision making process in a variety of applications. This paper starts with recalling the basic principles and structure of decision support systems in medicine from a general perspective. Their effect in terms of both potential and limitations for finding the diagnosis, prognosis and therapy are overviewed from the points of view of health care effectiveness and patient safety. The authors are particularly interested in the specialty field of psychiatry. They discuss its specific challenges and analyze the slower penetration of telemedicine tools to psychiatry compared to other clinical fields. Finally, they claim that the development of decision support systems play a key role in the development of the concept of information-based medicine in general as well as to the particular context of information-based psychiatry.

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Section: Effect Of Decision Support Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Decision Support for Mental Health

Kalina

Zvárová

2014

International Journal of Computational Models and Algorithms in Medicine

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Een mooi duet in de tandartsstoel. Effectieve communicatie in de tandheelkunde

Deveugele

Aelbrecht

2015

Het Tandheelkundig Jaar 2016

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Decision Support Systems in the Process of Improving Patient Safety

Kalina

Zvárová

2013

E-Health Technologies and Improving Patient Safety: Exploring Organizational Factors

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The chapter presents decision support systems in medicine, their basic principles, and structure. From the point of view of patient safety, the decision support systems can bring new unexpected sources of errors, which must be anticipated at the design, implementation, and validation stages. Nevertheless, a safe and easy-to-use system can greatly improve the quality of determining the diagnosis, prognosis, and therapy in healthcare. The authors of this chapter concentrate on the contribution of decision support systems to patient safety and on their potential to future contributions. A decision support system requires a user-friendly interface with the electronic health record and information system within the healthcare facility. The authors also present two examples of decision support systems from the genetics research.

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The New Subjective Medicine: Understanding the Patient’s Worry Improves Shared Decision Making and Increases Compliance

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

Decision Support for Mental Health

Decision Support for Mental Health

Een mooi duet in de tandartsstoel. Effectieve communicatie in de tandheelkunde

Decision Support Systems in the Process of Improving Patient Safety

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