Picturing aesthetic futures: values and visual tools within shared decision-making.
Picturing aesthetic futures: values and visual tools within shared decision-making.
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10.1136/ihj-2022-000126
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2022
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In person-centred healthcare improvement, design thinking 1 is being applied to multidisciplinary healthcare practices. In this paper, we will argue for design methods to operate within, and to support the integration of, everyday healthcare interactions. We draw on two specific public participation studies related to deepening patients' agency in prosthetic services, using visual tools to explore aesthetic decisions, but we suggest these have much broader relevance.SHARED DECISION-MAKING, VALUES AND TOOLS Shared decision-making, it is generally accepted, involves eliciting people’s values. 2 It is not just about negotiation around information 3 but, ideally, about trying to ensure that decisions reflect what really matters to people. However, incorporating values is not easy.