What is Shared Decision-Making?Shared Decision-Making is a way to give doctors and their staffs a better way to make sure patients are partners in decisions about their health care. This process helps patients balance risks and expected outcomes with what is most important to them, such as concerns about how to organize their lives and their ability to have the energy to enjoy it.
COVID-19 Owning Your Decision™
This Shared Decision Making (SDM) Tool is for adults who would like more information or have concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine. It will assist you in understanding your preferences and can be used alone, or with your healthcare provider.
COVID-19 and You: Owning Your Decision™
This Shared Decision-Making Tool is for people ages 11-18 years old with concerns or questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. It can be used alone, with a parent or guardian, or with a healthcare provider.
COVID-19 and Your Child: Owning Your Decision™
This Shared Decision Making (SDM) Aid is for parents or guardians of children who are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. It will address your questions and concerns and help you make a decision you feel confident about. It can be used alone or with a healthcare provider.
COVID-19 and Pregnancy: Owning Your Decision™
This Shared Decision Making (SDM) Tool is for people who are pregnant or considering pregnancy and have concerns or questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. It will cover special considerations for pregnancy and reproductive health and help you make a decision you feel confident about. It can be used alone, or with a healthcare provider.
Treatment Options for COVID-19
Have you tested positive for COVID-19? Do you have symptoms of COVID-19? Do you want to plan what you would do if you or a loved one get COVID-19? Deciding if you need to seek treatment and how to treat or manage COVID-19 can be overwhelming and confusing.
HAE Shared Decision-Making Tool
This Shared Decision-Making Tool has been designed to provide an overview of your Hereditary Angioedema (HAE) before meeting with your physician to discuss a treatment plan. The HAE Shared Decision-Making Tool will provide an overview of your HAE journey to date and form the basis for collaboration between you and your treating physician.
Deciding How To Manage Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU)™
This Shared Decision-Making Tool can help your Healthcare Provider learn more about where you are at with your CSU/CIU, and work with you to come up with or alter your management plan so that it meets your specific needs and goals.
