I'm delighted to announce our forthcoming Oxford Textbook of Shared Decision Making in Healthcare (4th Edition). Glyn Elwyn Adrian Edwards Publication date - late August 2025. Pre-order available now. Further updates to follow. 📖 global.oup.com/academic/pro... #shareddecisionmaking
Natalie Joseph-Williams
@njosephwilliams.bsky.social
Reader in Improving Patient Care Associate Director Health and Care Research Wales Evidence Centre School of Medicine, Cardiff University Passionate about person centred healthcare, shared decision making and involving patients as partners
Seminar Alert! Join us for the May seminar! Don't miss out on this interesting topic! Prof. Jessica Ancker will present on "Making Numbers Meaningful: Lessons from a Systematic Review on Risk and Data Communication." #SharedDecisionMaking May 14th 3:00 PM UTC Register here: tinyurl.com/ydj3xb2k
RAPID-Involve “Supporting public involvement in rapid research settings” Delighted to announce our latest research, funded by a MRC NIHR Better Methods, Better Research award Supporting the public to be meaningfully involved in research that informs policy and practice With Dr Denitza Williams
Important seminar for anyone interested in developing, using, or implementing patient decision aids 🗓️ Save the date Tuesday 8th April 3pm in the UK All ISDM Seminars are free to attend Register here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
Led by Dr Denitza Williams, our latest research findings make recommendations for a communication strategy to support informed decision making about self (at home) or clinician sampling for cervical screening Read about our work ⬇️ www.cardiff.ac.uk/news/view/29... #informedchoice #SDM
At-home cervical screening – scientists advise on self-sampling tests
The SUCCEED study aims to understand and support individuals making a choice between traditional cervical screening or self-sampling at home.
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Read the Special Editorial discussing each article of the ⭐️Top Ten 2024⭐️ by Editorial Editorial Fellow Dr Alice Harper & Editor-in-Chief Dr Hajiar Dambha-Miller ➡️doi.org/10.3399/BJGP... See the full list: bjgpopen.org/page/to... Congratulations to all the authors!
Thank you for having me these past few days North Bristol NHS Trust A pleasure to share learning & learn from clinicians passionate about patients being involved in care decisions. Subtle signs everywhere that encouraging patient involvement is what they do around here - “it’s okay to ask” 🩵
Number 8 of the top 10 most read articles in BJGP Open 2024 🌟 Congratulations to our Cardiff University Medical School & Population Medicine Intercalated Alumni, Cara Leighton, on publishing a highly accessed article bjgpopen.org/content/8/1/... @adriangkedwards.bsky.social
Effectiveness and safety of asynchronous telemedicine consultations in general practice: a systematic review
Background There is a focus on increasing asynchronous telemedicine use, which allows medical data to be transmitted, stored, and interpreted later; however, limited evidence of the quality of care it...
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⭐No 8 | BJGP Open Top Ten 2024⭐ The effectiveness and safety of asynchronous telemedicine consultations in general practice ➡️ doi.org/10.3399/BJGP...
If we were to run another large scale pop-up shop event in Cardiff which kind of activities and information should we offer? 🦠🧫🔬🛍️
Pop-up Shop — Superbugs - The microbial world in, on and around us
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Molly has taken an extra year of study to learn about being an Emergency Doctor. Her research project is about measuring harm in the Emergency Department. She wants to listen to members of the public with views on this - if interested, please see below ⬇️
It's the little things that matter. Explore the microbial world in, on and around us. 👉 www.superbugs.online 🦠🧫🔬🧪
Not one, but two first author papers published by our intercalated medical student Cara Leighton Huge congratulations 👏🏻 Read more about the factors influencing asynchronous telemedicine implementation in primary care here bmcprimcare.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.... #academicsky #telemedicine
Dr Michael Barry is a pioneer in shared decision making research and implementation. Please join us for our next online seminar: “Incorporating patient preferences into clinical guidelines” Register here: shorturl.at/ew50e
ISDMS seminar | Incorporating Patient and Public Preferences into Clinical Practice Guidelines
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Upcoming Seminar ALERT! Join us next week for another enlightening session! Dr. Michael Barry will present on "Incorporating Patient and Public Preferences into Clinical Practice Guidelines". #SharedDecisionMaking Mar 11th 1:00 PM UTC Register here: shorturl.at/ew50e