Shared decision making is impossible in a government run health system
The relationship between doctors and their patients has changed dramatically over the past few years. Medical beneficence became paternalism and is now near obsolete. Shared decision making is the new lofty ideal we should all be striving for. It is guiding new health policy both in the UK, with the new mantra “nothing about me without me,” and in the US.
We are at the start of the Century of the …
Shared decision making is impossible in a government run health system
