shared decision making workshop
Shared Decision Making
Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 1 PM in Paul Brest Hall, Stanford University.
You make decisions every day. Some are good; some are not as good. Did you know there is a science to decision making that can help people make better decisions more often? In collaboration with Eli Lilly, Medicine X will facilitate a half-day design workshop about improving decision making for patients and providers.
program highlights
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Solve the problems that matter most to you – Bring your problems to the conversation, and leave with applicable solutions to the problems that matter the most to you.
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Discover a new framework – Find out how to make the best treatment decisions using a practical framework based on over 20 years of research
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Experience shared decision making – Practice with patients and providers, and share your thoughts on how to take this method into everyday situations
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Learn from internationally-renowned experts – Get advice from experts in decision making and cognitive psychology
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Introductions and ice breakers for facilitators and participants
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Discussions on making medical decisions and why they can be difficult
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Introductions to shared decision making (SDM) and practical framework
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Values clarification – techniques on clarifying what matters most to you and hands-on activities on applying SDM to your decision making
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Brainstorming and feedback – how can this become the norm?
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Patients
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Health care providers
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Clinicians
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Caregivers
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Patient advocates
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Educators
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Researchers
It takes two to tango: how shared decision making can help patients and providers make better decisions together
Come learn a practical framework for improving your decision making, and be prepared to try it out on actual decisions you and other participants face. For this workshop we will zero-in on techniques for gaining clarity about our values and preferences—the things we care most about. Only after being clear about these, and integrating them with science and medicine, can the truly “best” treatment choice for an individual patient be selected. Additionally, after learning and practicing these methods, you will have an opportunity to brainstorm and share your thoughts on how to take this methodology from the realm of research to everyday practice. Come learn, experience, and share!
speakers and facilitators
ANGIE FAGERLIN, PhD
Associate Professor,
University of Michigan
Angie Fagerlin studied psychology and literature at Hope College and received her PhD in experimental (cognitive) psychology at Kent State University. Her primary research focus is testing methods for communicating the risks and benefits of treatment to patients, and testing the use of decision aids in clinical practice.
KATHERINE ROSBACK, MA
President,
Katherine Rosback Enterprises, Inc.
Katherine Rosback is a specialist in the areas of group decision-making facilitation and strategy planning and implementation. Her Advanced Facilitation Course has been taught throughout the U.S., Europe and China for over 15 years. Katherine has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and an M.A. in Organizational Communication, both obtained through Purdue University.
TYLER LUDLOW, MBA
Senior Decision Scientist,
Eli Lilly and Company
Tyler Ludlow is a Senior Decision Scientist that has enjoyed helping people make better decisions for over a decade. He leads Lilly’s efforts to apply the company’s 25 years of experience in Decision Science in helping patients to make the best treatment decision possible. Sometimes he even gets to help his wife and their nine children with their decisions.
