GÖG-Colloquium | Insights from the Danish Patient-Centered Approach: Elevate Clinicians’ Skills with our Shared Decision Making EU Pilot Project
Are you interested in improving your team’s skills in making medical decisions with patients? Do you want to become even better at involving your patients in the decision-making process? Now, you have a unique opportunity to make this a reality.
This GÖG-Colloquium introduced the Danish Patient-centered approach and Shared Decision Making model, as well as the new "Shared Decision Making" pilot project, part of the EU initiative “Joint Action Prevent NCD”. Gain valuable insight of how Denmark became a frontrunner in Shared Decision Making, and discover how you can achieve the same through validated organization, education, simulation training, and the use of patient decision aids.
During the webinar, we covered the following key areas:
• Insights from the Danish Patient-centered approach and Shared Decision Making model.
• What is Shared Decision making, and what does the evidence show about its effects?
• The upcoming European model for Shared Decision Making: our pilot project.
• How do you become a frontrunner? Joining the pilot project.
• The benefits of participating in the pilot project.
• What resources would be required for your participation?
The Presenters
Malte Lebahn-Hadidi is currently a consultant at the Center for Shared Decision Making at Lillebaelt Hospital. He will assume the role of Project Leader for the Shared Decision Making pilot project in January 2025.
Malte holds a Ph.D. and has a background as a researcher in health communication, as well as a Master's degree in Communication. He has published several research articles on why communication sometimes fails in healthcare and how human errors can be prevented through simulation training and other interventions.
Mette Byg Josefsen is a Project Associate in the Research and Project Unit at the Center for Shared Decision Making at Lillebaelt Hospital, and is involved in many of the center's research and practice projects. She is the coordinator for the Shared Decision Making pilot.
Mette holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in sociology and has previously worked as a junior analyst at Idrættens Analyseinstitut and Videncenter for Folkeoplysning.
Welcoming
Charlotte Klein
Austrian National Public Health Institute | Gesundheit Österreich GmbH
Addiction Competence Centre
Moderation
Angelina Brotherhood
Austrian National Public Health Institute | Gesundheit Österreich GmbH
Addiction Competence Centre
