Subjective | Objective | |
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Stakeholder | Perception of the stakeholder’s energy level, mood, abilities and skills, and willingness to meet the demands imposed by their engagement in the clinical decision-making process for patient-targeted intervention. | Effectiveness in taking on own role as stakeholder, facing financial hardship, adapting in changing life’s role and routine, and controlling psycho-emotional strain and stress associated with the demands imposed by their engagement in patient-targeted intervention. |
Engagement in the clinical decision-making process | Stakeholder’s understanding and knowledge of the clinical condition at hand, of the options for treatment, of the best available evidence (i.e., health literacy). | Bioethical concerns, including privacy, bias, ensuring “individualized equal care” [27], minimizing “cumulative incremental risks” [28], and values [29]. |