英文摘要 |
There are many factors affecting the motivations of losing weight and follow-up. Shared decision making (SDM) is the core of individualization and medical decision making, which could encourage the collaboration between patients and health care providers and achieve a consensus for treatment plan. The present study recruited 23 obesity outpatients aged 18- 65 years for 9 months to investigate the effect of SDM on improving weight management and motivation and follow-up for obesity-related risk and complications. Our results showed that the percentage of reaching losing weight for 5% at 3-months' follow-up in the obesity outpatients was 68.2% in the pre-intervention period and increased to 82.6%, the percentage of reaching losing weight for one level was 18.2% in the pre-intervention period and increased to 39%, the percentage of follow-up was 37% in the pre-intervention period and increased to 69% after the implementation of SDM. The patients had a mean score of 4.9 points for SDM and 89.6% of satisfaction level for assist tools in SDM. All the patients had an improvement for diet behavior. In conclusion, SDM is a useful method for improving obesity outpatients for losing weight, follow-up, and diet behavior. |