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2012 UPDATED CHAPTER B: Providing Information About Options SECTION 1: AUTHORS/AFFILIATIONS

What is the theoretical rationale for including this dimension? Patients choosing among various screening / diagnostic / treatment options need this information in order to arrive at an informed choice. Ethical and legal obligations along with decisionmaking theory make clear that patients require information in order to ensure that the decision made is consistent with their values and preferences.