Background Having nurses take on tasks that are typically conducted by doctors (doctor‐
nurse substitution, a form of'task‐shifting') may help to address doctor shortages and reduce …

Shared decision making (SDM) is an important component of patient engagement in which
the healthcare provider invites the patient or his or her caregiver to collaborate on treatment …

Aims To examine hospital nurses' perception of their actual and potential contribution to
shared decision‐making about life‐prolonging treatment and their perception of the pre …

Background. Shared decision-making implies that patients and healthcare professionals
make decisions together about clinical exams, available treatments, choice of options, and …

Objective To explore whether nurses in hospital settings experience moral distress when
involved in potentially life-prolonging treatments in adults with a short life expectancy …

Aims In hospital settings, decisions about potentially life‐prolonging treatments are often
made in a dialogue between a patient and their physician, with a focus on active treatment …

Since the first approval for immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) for the treatment of cutaneous
melanoma more than a decade ago, immunotherapy has completely transformed the …

Objectives Shared decision-making has continuously gained importance over the last years.
However, few studies have investigated the current state of shared decision-making …

Background: The number of older adults with cancer is increasing worldwide. The role of
nurses in supporting patients' decision-making is expanding, as this process is fraught with …

Objective Our aim was to use critical discourse analysis (CDA) to examine the most widely
cited definitions of shared decision making so that we can evaluate how language is used to …