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Visual abstract — Discordance between observer and patient-reported shared decision-making in inflammatory bowel disease: A multicenter cross-sectional study
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Original ArticleVisual abstract28 May 2026

Discordance between observer and patient-reported shared decision-making in inflammatory bowel disease: A multicenter cross-sectional study

Doctors and IBD patients often disagree about how shared their treatment decisions really were.

Saudi Journal of GastroenterologySaudi J Gastroenterol. 2026; 32(5); pp. 394-400

Eman S. Al Sulais, Mohammmed A. AlBesher, Zahra A. Al Saeed, et al.

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This multicenter cross-sectional study compares clinician and patient perspectives on shared decision-making in inflammatory bowel disease care. It finds notable gaps between what observers document and what patients themselves report about their involvement in treatment choices, pointing to shared decision-making practices that may need better structuring and follow-through.

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