Why shared decision-making in medicine often fails

In numerous writings and venues regarding physician practice, the claim is made that “physician education is lacking in nutrition, geriatrics, care for non-cisgender people, relating to patients in general, cultural respect, equitable treatment, etc.” While all of these suggestions have merit, to what extent would they lengthen the already most extended medical school curriculum among

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Why shared decision-making in medicine often fails originally appeared in KevinMD.com.

 

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