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AAOS: A comparison of patient decision aids for patients with hip or knee OA
147 patients with advanced knee or hip osteoarthritis (OA) were randomized to undergo a booklet + videodisc program or a booklet-alone program, to compare these two patient decision aids with respect to patient knowledge, decision-marking participation, satisfaction, and treatment preference. Results indicated that, although both interventions had positive effects on patient knowledge and willingness to participate in treatment decisions, the addition of a videodisc to a booklet did not improve these outcomes further. In addition, the patient decision aids used in this trial did not have a significant effect on certain ethnic groups more than others.
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