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Patients should be involved in making decisions about their health care. The ethical imperative of autonomy is reflected in legal trends that require a high standard of disclosure for informed consent, amounting to a principle of informed choice.1–3 Outcomes of care and adherence to treatment regimens improve when patients are more involved.4,5 Consumerism is part of the social spirit, and governments exhort citizens to take more responsibility.

bmj. british medical journal

Framework for teaching and learning informed shared decision making Commentary: Competencies for informed shared decision making Commentary: Proposals based on too many assumptions