Applying clinical decision analysis evidence

Assess the patient probabilities and utilities

In relation to the clinical decision analysis that has been critically appraised, ask these questions when making an applied clinical decision based on clinical decision analysis evidence:

1. Do the probabilities in the CDA apply to the current patient?

2. Can the patients state their utilities in a stable, useable form?
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There are four considerations taken when applying clinical decision analysis evidence: The probabilities apply to the patient, the patient can state their utilities, the harms and benefits of treatment, and patient values and expectations.