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What is it about?

Health visitors are aware that planning interventions with parents can be complex. These findings indicate the value of using a shared decision-making framework to structure planning, as application of a framework identified the processes that support a collaborative approach in practice.

Why is it important?

Health visitors in the United Kingdom are in a strategic position to be able to support parents with the well-being of their babies and children through collaborative planning. This research is the first to link a shared decision-making framework with health visitor practice. The study identified a number of antecedents that supported the application of shared decision-making in health visitor practice.

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Ruth Astbury and Ruth Astbury
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