1. Brief description

    Importance of Nutrition and Hydration Signs and Symptoms of Poor Nutrition and Hydration Promoting Adequate Nutrition and Hydration Food Safety
  2. Module 6 : summary

    What is Shared Decision Making? SDM is an approach that balances the expertise of healthcare professionals with the beliefs and values of the individual receiving care. It involves conversations (sometimes a series) to establish what matters to the patient. Decisions are jointly made, ensuring individuals can choose tests, treatments, or lifestyle changes that are right for them at the right time.
  3. Module 5: Shared Decision Making in a digital world

    Understand how the COVID-19 pandemic increased reliance on digital technology in healthcare. Recognize the effects on shared decision making (SDM).
  4. Module 4 : The process of shared decision making

    After this section, you should understand: The stages of shared decision making (SDM) conversations The Three-Talk Model: Team Talk, Option Talk, Decision Talk Risk communication guidance How SDM can be monitored, reviewed, and assessed
  5. Module 3 : consideration for health and care professionals

    By the end of this section, learners will understand: How cognitive biases influence shared decision making and ways to reduce their impact Why cultural change in healthcare relationships is essential for SDM The connection between SDM and medical uncertainty How incentives can support SDM implementation
  6. Module 2 : An evaluation of shared decision making

    By the end of this section, learners will understand: Why shared decision making (SDM) is central to person-centered care Key factors that influence effective decision-making support How SDM aligns with personalized care
  7. Module 1: introduction

    By the end of this section, learners will be able to understand: The concept and overview of shared decision making What shared decision making involves Why shared decision making is essential in health and care Who participates in shared decision making
  8. Brief description Of Shared Decision Making

    By the end of this section, learners will be able to understand: The concept and overview of shared decision making (SDM) What shared decision making means in practice Why shared decision making is essential in health and care Who is involved in shared decision making
  9. Module 4 : mental capacity

    Learning Outcomes: Mental Capacity and Decision-Making By the end of this section, learners will be able to demonstrate an understanding of: The meaning of mental capacity, factors that can affect it, and relevant legislation The importance of assuming capacity
  10. Module 2 : working in a person-centered way

    Learning Outcomes By the end of this section, learners will be able to understand: How to deliver care using a person-centered approach The importance of considering an individual’s history and preferences when developing personalized care plans How care plans function as living documents that change with individual needs Practical ways to reduce pain, distress, or discomfort The importance of supporting individuals to plan for future wellbeing, including end-of-life care