The ALPACA Study shares research on real-time capturing of shared decision making patient experiences in surgery. 

Shared decision making is a form of communication focused on promoting dialogue between patients and those responsible for providing them with healthcare. It has become a priority in many countries and is particularly important in surgery where effects are immediate and non-reversible.

The research team evaluated the effectiveness, efficiency and user satisfaction of an electronic measurement system for automated, real-time monitoring of shared decision making.

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