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| n |
Many
clinicians cite patient preferences as a reason not to
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abide
by recommendations for action associated with
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outcomes
data
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| n |
What
if data predict that an intervention will be no more
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effective
than doing nothing
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– |
but clinicians believe patient preferences for an action provide an
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overriding
justification for intervening anyway
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| n |
What
if some clinicians believe findings that an
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intervention
will have an effect and agree with the
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finding’s
recommendations for action
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nevertheless do not proceed when faced
with patient resistance,
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