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Table 5 Decisional outcome - decision and comfort with decision

From: Shared decision making for patients with type 2 diabetes: a randomized trial in primary care

 

Decision aid

Usual care

Relative risk (95%CI)

Had a discussion about starting or changing a medication

40 (77%)

21 (45%)

1.8 (1.2, 2.5)

Decided to start/change a medication1

13 (33%)

9 (43%)

0.8 (0.4, 1.5)

  

Mean difference (95% CI)

Comfort of decision (DCS)1,2

82.9 (78.8, 87.0)

81.2 (75.3, 87.1)

1.7 (−5.3, 8.7)

Perception of knowledge (DCS subscale)1,2

80.5 (75.1, 85.9)

74.9 (67.1, 82.6)

5.6 (−3.6, 14.8)

Adequacy of support (DCS subscale)1,2

80.9 (76.1, 85.8)

81.0 (74.1, 87.9)

−0.05 (−8.3, 8.2)

Effect (DCS subscale)1,2

86.4 (82.3, 90.5)

86.1 (80.2, 91.9)

0.29 (−6.7, 7.3)

Level of patient engagement (OPTION)2,3

49.7 (40.6, 58.7)

28.3 (15.1, 41.6)

21.4 (6.4, 36.3)

Fidelity2,3

65.7% (53.8, 77.6)

19.6% (9.9, 29.3)

46.1% (30.3, 61.8)

  1. 1Of those that had a discussion.
  2. 2Adjusted Mean (95% CI). Regression model of arm and type of discussion (diabetes medication vs. statin).
  3. 339 patients that consented to video analysis (DA=22, UC=17).