Shared Decision Making in Rheumatology, the Perspective from Mexican Patients and Physicians

Key Points

• Perception of shared decision making was notably similar between patients and rheumatologists, indicating agreement in approaches.
• Approximately two-thirds of participants felt they experienced adequate shared decision making regarding their treatment.
• Analysis focused on the relationship between rheumatic disease characteristics and patients' views on autonomy and dignity.
• Findings may inform future practices in shared decision making, encouraging a collaborative approach among healthcare providers.