How decisions actually get made

Shared decision-making in kidney failure care

Status: In progress · Funded by: NIH/NIDDK R01DK129810 and R01DK132422 · 2022–2027

Choosing a dialysis access route is a consequential decision made under time pressure, often without good information about what each option will mean. These projects build a prognostic model for vascular access outcomes and identify what makes the decision conversation work.

Role: Michelle Keller, Co-Investigator · PI: Karen Woo

Patient-controlled consent for health data sharing (iAGREE)

Status: Complete · Funded by: NIH/NHGRI R01HG011066 · 2020–2025

Patients are asked to consent to research use of their health records in terms that are close to all-or-nothing. iAGREE built and tested a multi-site platform that lets people specify what they’re willing to share and with whom, and studied whether patients and health systems would actually use it.

Role: Michelle Keller, Co-Investigator · PI: Lucila Ohno-Machado

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