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The "teach-back" method improves surgical informed consent and shared decision-making: a proof of concept study.

Kevin D SeelyJordan A HiggsLindsey ButtsJason M RoeColton B MerrillIsain ZapataAndrew Nigh
Published in: Patient safety in surgery (2022)
When employed correctly by surgeons in the perioperative setting, the teach-back method enhances shared decision-making, comprehension, and surgeon trust. Incorporating the teach-back method into risk and benefit disclosures effectively informs and more fully engages patients in the informed consent process. Notably, the added benefits from using teach-back can be obtained without a burdensome increase in the length of visit.
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