Enhancing Patient-Provider Communication in the Management of Psoriatic Arthritis

T2T Guidelines Promote Shared Decision-Making

Shared Decision-Making

Create an Environment That Makes Patients Comfortable Asking Questions

Avoid Losing Important Information During a Patient Visit

In Our Experience Questions Patients Ask

In Our Experience Questions Patients Ask (cont)

Involve Patients in Decision-Making

Patients Say More Is Better

Communication That Supports Shared Decision-Making Is Suboptimal in Rheumatology

Factors Associated With Suboptimal Shared Decision-Making

Gaining Your Patients' Trust One Size Does Not Fit All

The Patient-Provider Relationship Changes Over Time

Take Patients' Individual Needs and Preferences Into Account

Patient Education Materials Can Facilitate More Effective Communication

Decision Aids Can Improve Patient Participation in Decision-Making

Web-Based Sources of Information and Patient Decision Aids

The National Psoriasis Foundation’s Patient Navigation System

Sources of Information for Patients With PsA

Forming a Partnership in the Treatment of PsA

Concluding Remarks

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