Formative Research about Shared Decision Making in the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder in Pregnant Women

Authors

Ruth Jeminiwa, PhD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Fadel Dadabaev, PharmD, Thomas Jefferson University
Heeyoung Kim, PharmD, Thomas Jefferson University
Caroline Popielaski, PharmD, Thomas Jefferson University
Sohyeon Park, PharmD, Thomas Jefferson University
Meghan Gannon, PhD MSPH, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Diane Abatemarco, PhD, MSW, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Ronald Myers, PhD, DSW, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow

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Background

• Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an evidence-based practice that involves a discussion between a health care professional and patient to reach a mutual agreed upon treatment plan.(1)
• A recent nationally-representative study indicates that only 39% of physicians use SDM for 50% or fewer Pregnant Women with Opioid Use Disorders (PWOUD).(2)
• Little is known about factors that affect SDM among PWOUD. This research project aimed to address this knowledge gap.

Publication Date

7-15-2024

Keywords

shared decision making, medication assisted treatment, pregnancy, opioid use disorders

Disciplines

Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences | Substance Abuse and Addiction

Comments

Presented at the 2024 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Annual Meeting.

Recommended Citation

Jeminiwa, PhD, Ruth; Dadabaev, PharmD, Fadel; Kim, PharmD, Heeyoung; Popielaski, PharmD, Caroline; Park, PharmD, Sohyeon; Gannon, PhD MSPH, Meghan; Abatemarco, PhD, MSW, Diane; and Myers, PhD, DSW, Ronald, "Formative Research about Shared Decision Making in the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder in Pregnant Women" (2024). College of Pharmacy Posters. 27.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/pharmacyposters/27