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Piloting a shared decision-making clinician training intervention in maternity care in Australia: A mixed methods study

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MIDWIFERY
卷 126, 期 -, 页码 -

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ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.midw.2023.103828

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Shared decision-making; Timing of planned birth; Clinician training; Maternity care; Mixed methods

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The implementation of woman-centred care requires skilled clinicians in shared decision-making, but there is limited training or research in this area.
Problem: Implementation of woman-centred care in evidence-based maternity practice requires clinicians to be skilled in shared decision-making, yet there is limited training or research into such interventions.Background: Shared decision-making enables women to make informed decisions in partnership with clinicians where there are varied clinical options in relation to indications for and timing of planned birth. Aim: We aimed to develop a shared decision-making training intervention and evaluate its feasibility and acceptability to midwives and obstetricians.Methods: The intervention was co-designed by midwifery and medical clinician-researchers, and a consumer representative. Online training and demonstration videos were distributed to midwives and obstetricians in three Sydney hospitals, followed by two online workshops in 2021 and 2022 where participants practised shared decision-making in roleplaying scenarios tailored to timing of birth. Training was evaluated using post-workshop and post-training surveys and semi-structured qualitative interviews. Findings: The training workshop format, duration and content were well received. Barriers to the uptake of shared decision-making were time, paternalistic practices and fear of repercussions of centring women in the decisionmaking process.Discussion: The intervention enabled midwifery and medical colleagues to learn communication repertoires from each other in woman-centred discussions around timing of birth. Roleplay scenarios enabled participants to observe and provide feedback on their colleagues' shared decision-making practices, while providing a space for collective reflection on ways to promote, and mitigate barriers to, its implementation in practice. Conclusion: Shared decision-making training supports maternity clinicians in developing skills that implement woman-centred care in the timing of planned birth.

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