Dartmouth + Innovation + Cancer: Shared Decision Making
“Ultimately the patient has to live with whatever we do,” says Christina Angeles, MD, an assistant professor of surgery at Geisel and a researcher at Norris Cotton Cancer Center. That’s why shared decision making is so important to Angeles—and her patients. In shared decision making, patients and clinicians work together to make treatment decisions based on the best clinical evidence and patients’ personal preferences and values. Watch more videos about Dartmouth's Norris Cotton Cancer Center at dartgo.org/campaign-cancer