Table 4 Providers’ views of practical barriers to SDM in the management of rare endocrine disorders in the national survey group (n = 280)
Questions about potential barriers to SDM implementation in daily practice | No. (%) | |
|---|---|---|
Yes | No | |
Q1: Too occupied to have enough time for SDM in daily work | 178 (63.6) | 102 (36.4) |
Q2: Lack of technical support and training for SDM | 151 (53.9) | 129 (46.1) |
Q3: Doubt about the scientific basis of SDM | 12 (4.3) | 268 (95.7) |
Q4: Doubt about the effects of SDM on improving treatment outcomes | 23 (8.2) | 257 (91.8) |
Q5: Lack of competency and communication skills for SDM | 23 (8.2) | 257 (91.8) |
Q6: Patients unwilling to participate in SDM | 61 (21.8) | 219 (78.2) |
Q7: Patients do not believe that SDM could improve their treatment outcomes | 47 (16.8) | 233 (83.2) |
Q8: The lack of medical knowledge of patients makes it difficult for them to participate in SDM | 63 (22.5) | 217 (77.5) |
Q9: Unequal information between doctors and patients | 175 (62.5) | 105 (37.5) |