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Shared Decision-Making Aids
CenCal Health promotes certified evidence-based shared decision-making aids to our members, practitioners, and providers through routine communications and mailings.
These shared decision-making aids facilitate conversation on treatment decisions, and may also focus on preference-sensitive conditions, chronic case management or lifestyle changes, to encourage patient commitment to self-care and treatment regimens.
What is shared decision making?
Shared decision making allows patients and providers to make health care decisions together. It considers what is important to the patient—and clinical evidence—so the patient can choose what is right for them.
The following certified shared decision-making aids are available at no cost. For more information, email randal.moseley@confluencehealth.org.
Cancer Screening
Decision-Making Aid |
Organization |
Audience |
Description |
Should I Get a Mammogram? (ages 40-49), also translated into Español - Spanish |
Confluence Health |
All women, ages 40-49 |
This is to help women, ages 40-49, decide if they want to start having mammograms before age 50 and how often to get them, if a woman decides to start having mammograms. Certification date: March 1, 2021 |
How Often Should I Get a Mammogram? (ages 50-74), also translated into Español - Spanish |
Confluence Health |
All women, ages 50-74 |
This is to help women, ages 50-74, decide how often to get screening mammograms. Certification date: March 1, 2021 |
Should I Get a Mammogram? (ages 75+), also translated into Español - Spanish |
Confluence Health |
All women, ages 50-74 |
This is to help women, ages 50-74, decide how often to get screening mammograms. Certification date: March 1, 2021 |
Further information on available shared decision-making aids can be found on the Washington State Health Care Authority website.