Shared Decision-Making: Patient Experience and Priorities in Urology and Pelvic Pain Management

Workshop Schedule

15:00

Pedro Blasco Hernández
Katrine Petersen

15:05

Francisco Miranda Rodrigues Cruz

15:20

Katrine Petersen
Helena C Frawley

15:30

Judy Birch

15:50

All

15:55

(Mary) Lynne Van Poelgeest-Pomfret

16:10

Pedro Blasco Hernández
Alicia Martín Martínez

16:25

All

Aims & Objectives

Basic
90 minutes
Health Services Delivery
Clinical
Shared Decision-Making Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROMS) Pelvic Pain
Urology, Urogynaecology and Female & Functional Urology, Bowel Dysfunction, Pure and Applied Science, Conservative Management

Shared Decision-Making (SDM) is a process where clinicians and patients work together to make decisions about patients' care based on reliable information. To become proficient in SDM, clinicians must prioritize patient preferences during the clinical encounter. They must also know all available treatment options and their associated risks and benefits. While treatments for painful conditions are often aimed at repairing tissue dysfunction, pelvic pain syndromes may not be resolved with pharmacological and surgical interventions. This workshop will provide you with insights directly from patients and highlight alternative treatment options and communication skills required to improve the patient's quality of life.

Learning Objectives

  • What meaningful patient experiences can look like
  • Patient perspectives, alternative and conservative options for pelvic pain, and understanding of patient priorities
  • Outcomes/KPIs/benchmarking and getting it right

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