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Barriers to eliciting patient goals and values in shared decision‐making breast cancer surgery consultations: An ethnographic and interview study

Previous research has demonstrated the importance of eliciting patients' goals and values during shared decision‐making (SDM), but this does not occur in most SDM conversations. Understanding challenges to eliciting patients' goals and values is crucial. This study assessed how clinicians balanced sharing medical information and considering patients' goals and values during breast cancer surgery consultation in an integrated health care system.