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Implementation of shared decision making by physician training to optimise hypertension treatment. Study protocol of a cluster-RCT.

Iris Tinsel | Anika Buchholz | Werner Vach | Achim Siegel | Thorsten Dürk | Andreas Loh | Angela Buchholz | Wilhelm Niebling | Karl-Georg Fischer
BMC cardiovascular disorders | 2012

Hypertension is one of the key factors causing cardiovascular diseases which make up the most frequent cause of death in industrialised nations. However about 60% of hypertensive patients in Germany treated with antihypertensives do not reach the recommended target blood pressure. The involvement of patients in medical decision making fulfils not only an ethical imperative but, furthermore, has the potential of higher treatment success. One concept to enhance the active role of patients is shared decision making. Until now there exists little information on the effects of shared decision making trainings for general practitioners on patient participation and on lowering blood pressure in hypertensive patients.

Pubmed ID: 22966894

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