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Important outcomes for patients with frailty admitted to hospital with peripheral arterial disease, their caregivers and their health professionals: A Nominal Group Technique study
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• Making treatment decisions with frail older vascular surgery patients is complex. • What matters most to patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals? • We used Nominal Group Technique to facilitate prioritisation of health outcomes. • Independence, wellbeing and quality of life were prioritised by all. • Communication and relationship outcomes were important to patients and caregivers.
Keywords:
Frailty
Prioritized outcomes
Shared decision-making
Person-centred care
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