Division of General Internal Medicine and Primary Care, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts.
Ann Fam Med. 2017 Nov;15(6):552-556. doi: 10.1370/afm.2132.
To ascertain changes in shared decision making (SDM), we analyzed data from the nationally representative Medical Expenditure Panel Survey. We aggregated responses to questions into a 7-point SDM composite score. Between 2002 and 2014, the mean SDM composite score increased from 4.4 to 5.0 ( <.01), indicating greater patient-perceived SDM. In multivariate modeling, SDM scores were higher for black vs white patients (+0.33 points) and those with a same-race/ethnicity usual source of care (+0.24 points; both P <.05). Scores were lower for patients with poor-perceived health (-0.41 points), Asian vs white race/ethnicity (-0.28 points), and no insurance (-0.17 points; all P <.05). Improvement efforts should target Americans without a same-race/ethnicity usual source of care and with poor-perceived health.
为了确定共享决策制定(SDM)的变化,我们分析了来自全国代表性的医疗支出调查的数据。我们将问题的回答汇总成一个 7 分的 SDM 综合评分。在 2002 年至 2014 年期间,SDM 综合评分从 4.4 增加到 5.0(<.01),表明患者对 SDM 的感知程度更高。在多变量模型中,黑人患者与白人患者相比(+0.33 分)和与同一种族/族裔的常规护理来源相比(+0.24 分;均<.05),SDM 评分更高。对于健康状况较差的患者(-0.41 分)、亚裔患者与白人种族/族裔相比(-0.28 分)和没有保险的患者(-0.17 分;均<.05),评分较低。改进措施应针对没有同一种族/族裔常规护理来源和健康状况较差的美国人。