Shared decision: no subject government intervention

November 17, 2015 | 1 min read

How can healthcare shape shared decision making? Johan Verhagen and Jo Caris write that the sector should first think carefully itself about the implementation of shared decision making before the government steps in.

Read their full blog on this topic on the Dutch-language website.

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