If you work with people where a decision is to be made, and there is more than one reasonable and available course of action, you should be using Shared Decision Making!

Typically, patients and clinicians overestimate the benefits of interventions and underestimate their harms. Shared Decision Making can play a role in reducing the problem of over diagnosis and overtreatment, leading to better outcomes for patients, more efficient use of resources and improved satisfaction for all involved!