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Shared Decision Making in Renal Replacement Therapy Choice: Current Practices and Associated Factors by Profession Misa Iida 1 , Sayuri Kaneko 2 , Yuji Kamijo 3 , Yukako Ando 4 1Doctoral Program, Graduate School of Nursing, Nagoya City University 2Miyagi University 3Department of Nephrology, Shinshu University Hospital 4Graduate School of Nursing, Nagoya City University Keyword: 腎代替療法選択 , SDM , 看護師 , 医師 , renal replacement therapy , nurses , physicians pp.833-844
Published Date 2025/12/31

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 Objective: To investigate the current implementation of shared decision making (SDM) when helping patients choose renal replacement therapies, including related factors, broken down by physicians and nurses.

 Methods: An online questionnaire was distributed to 250 physicians and 299 nurses. It assessed SDM practices, familiarity with renal replacement options, communication skills, empathy, and essential competencies for working adults. We conducted multiple regression analyses, using SDM scores as the dependent variables and all other measures as independent variables.

 Results: Valid responses were obtained from 103 physicians and 122 nurses. Over 90% of physicians and nurses were aware of SDM, and 72.8% of physicians and 56.6% of nurses perceived barriers to SDM practice. Among physicians, factors linked to SDM included sex, years of experience, perceived obstacles to SDM, [imagining feelings], and [actions]. In nurses, associations were found with familiarity with SDM and [self-assertion].

 Conclusion: Enhancing SDM in clinical settings calls for targeted training. Physicians would benefit from efforts to overcome SDM hurdles, build skills in empathizing with patients' viewpoints and emotions, and cultivate their drive to rally team support and push through tough scenarios to meet objectives. Nurses, meanwhile, need opportunities to raising awareness of SDM and hone their ability to present reasoned arguments in an adaptable, persuasive manner that resonates with others.


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電子版ISSN 2185-8888 印刷版ISSN 0287-5330 日本看護科学学会

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