Shared decision making

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This training will give you an understanding of how shared decision making is applied in practice.

The aims of this training are:

  • To explore the range of decisions young people may be involved in your service.
  • To explore the complexity of decisions and the level of influence  children and young people have in decision-making
  • To explore the key issues and challenges for professionals and  young people when making decisions together
  • To explore how the Open Talk decision-making model and other  tools can support decision-making and how we can make decision-making more explicit
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The quotes featured in this training are all from real young people with lived experience. Many thanks to them for their contributions.
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Thanks to Open Talk for their contributions to the training content

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We recommend that you undertake this training in whatever way suits you and your learning best. For example, you may want to:

Take regular breaks throughout
Pause and come back to training another day
Print some sections to read off screen
Discuss what you are learning with colleagues to deepen your understanding

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Course Content

Shared Decision Making is…
Timeline: when shared decisions can be made
Decision making with young people
Decision making with young people: case study exercises
Elements affecting decision making 4 Topics
OpenTalk shared decision making tool
Shared decision making top tips
Decision making useful resources
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