Understanding Factors in Decision Making for Children with Medical Complexity
NCT ID: NCT05913206
Last Updated: 2024-10-18
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Basic Information
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COMPLETED
NA
826 participants
INTERVENTIONAL
2023-06-29
2024-08-29
Brief Summary
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Participants will view a video of a simulated clinic visit and related medical information and complete a survey about their experiences. Researchers will compare participant survey responses to see if decision quality changes based on the information reviewed by the participant.
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Detailed Description
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Conditions
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Study Design
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RANDOMIZED
FACTORIAL
HEALTH_SERVICES_RESEARCH
DOUBLE
Study Groups
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Control
No new communication approaches received.
No interventions assigned to this group
Ambiguity only
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Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Ambiguity and complexity only
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Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Ambiguity and normalizing only
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Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Ambiguity, complexity, and normalizing only
Receive information about ambiguity, complexity, and normalizing language related to the clinical decision.
Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Complexity only
Receive information about complexity related to the clinical decision.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Complexity and normalizing only
Receive information about complexity and normalizing language related to the clinical decision.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Normalizing only
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Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Narratives only
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Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Ambiguity and narratives only
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Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Ambiguity, complexity, and narratives only
Receive information about ambiguity, complexity, and narratives related to the clinical decision.
Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Ambiguity, normalizing, and narratives only
Receive information about ambiguity, normalizing language, and narratives related to the clinical decision.
Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
All
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Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Complexity and narratives only
Receive information about complexity and narratives related to the clinical decision.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Complexity, normalizing, and narratives only
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Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Normalizing and narratives only
Receive information about normalizing language and narratives related to the clinical decision.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Interventions
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Ambiguity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate ambiguity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Complexity
The intervention is a novel communication approach to communicate complexity related to the potential risks and benefits associated with clinical decision making for parents and caregivers of children with medical complexity.
Normalizing language
The intervention is a novel communication approach to normalize and explain the inherent uncertainty faced by parents of children with medical complexity during clinical decision making.
Narrative
Parent and caregiver narratives about their decision making experiences for the care of their child with medical complexity.
Eligibility Criteria
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Inclusion Criteria
* English- or Spanish-speaking
Exclusion Criteria
18 Years
ALL
No
Sponsors
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Children's Hospital Los Angeles
OTHER
University of Utah
OTHER
Responsible Party
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Principal Investigators
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Jody L Lin, MD, MS
Role: PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR
University of Utah
Locations
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Children's Hospital Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California, United States
University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Countries
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Other Identifiers
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00154724
Identifier Type: -
Identifier Source: org_study_id
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