Antibiotika i almen praksis. En fælles beslutning?
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Antibiotika i almen praksis. En fælles beslutning? / Lindell, Johanna.
In: Akademisk kvarter, Vol. 12, 10.2015, p. 102-117.Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review
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T1 - Antibiotika i almen praksis. En fælles beslutning?
AU - Lindell, Johanna
PY - 2015/10
Y1 - 2015/10
N2 - Patient involvement and shared decision making (SDM) in treatmentis increasingly on the health care agenda both nationally andinternationally. Studies have shown that the benefits of actively includingpatients in decisions about their health care improves theirhealth, satisfaction and agency, as well as being more cost-efficient(SUM 2014,2). SDM has been shown helpful in the primary sectorin lowering the use of antibiotics (Legare et al 2012), where growingresistance due to antibiotic overuse is a public health problem, withprimary care responsible for 90% of the prescriptions in Denmark.Using Conversation Analysis on a dataset of 13 cases this study investigateshow treatment decisions for antibiotics are made in primarycare and whether the interaction follows the ideal of SDM. Itfinds that most treatment recommendations are presented as decisionsalready made, not encouraging the patient to participate inthe decision making.
AB - Patient involvement and shared decision making (SDM) in treatmentis increasingly on the health care agenda both nationally andinternationally. Studies have shown that the benefits of actively includingpatients in decisions about their health care improves theirhealth, satisfaction and agency, as well as being more cost-efficient(SUM 2014,2). SDM has been shown helpful in the primary sectorin lowering the use of antibiotics (Legare et al 2012), where growingresistance due to antibiotic overuse is a public health problem, withprimary care responsible for 90% of the prescriptions in Denmark.Using Conversation Analysis on a dataset of 13 cases this study investigateshow treatment decisions for antibiotics are made in primarycare and whether the interaction follows the ideal of SDM. Itfinds that most treatment recommendations are presented as decisionsalready made, not encouraging the patient to participate inthe decision making.
UR - http://www.akademiskkvarter.hum.aau.dk/pdf/vol12/AK_Vol_12_10_2015.pdf
M3 - Tidsskriftartikel
VL - 12
SP - 102
EP - 117
JO - Akademisk kvarter
JF - Akademisk kvarter
SN - 1904-0008
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