CRICO Insights: November 2018

5 Things to Discuss with Your Patient Who Declines Testing or Treatment

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What the testing or treatment entails

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Why it is the recommended course of action

3.

The risks and benefits of the proposed testing or treatment

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The risks of not having or delaying the testing or treatment

5.

Any alternatives that are possible

And, of course, always document your patients’ decisions.
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