Introduction The prevalence of patients with multimorbidity (ie, multiple chronic conditions) is
increasing. Clinical decision-making guided by patients' values, health priorities and goals …

Background Patients with multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity) and additional
psychosocial complexity are at higher risk of adverse outcomes. Establishing treatment or …

Older adults with multiple chronic conditions (MCC) receive healthcare that often is
fragmented, of uncertain benefit, potentially harmful, and not focused on what matters most …

Objective: Patients with comorbid chronic conditions may prioritize some conditions over
others; however, our understanding of factors influencing those prioritizations is limited. In …

Objectives To identify studies of existing instruments available for clinicians to record overall
patient preferences and priorities for care, suitable for use in routine primary care practice in …

Objectives While patients' health priorities should inform healthcare, strategies for doing so
are lacking for patients with multiple conditions. We describe challenges to, and strategies …

When patients' decisions about health care priorities conflict with those of their health care
providers, patients' health outcomes suffer. Patients' values for health and well-being …

Background Patient-centered care reflecting patient preferences and needs is integral to
high-quality care. Individualized care is important for psychosocially complex or high-risk …

Objective To identify opportunities to align care with the personal values of patients from
three distinct groups with complex medical, behavioral, and social needs. Data …

Incorporation of patient values is a key element of patient-centered care, but consistent
incorporation of patient values at the point of care is lacking. Shared decision making …