F131. DEMOGRAPHIC INTERPERSONAL NEUROCOGNITIVE AND ATTITUDINAL PREDICTORS OF SHARED DECISION-MAKING AMONG SERVICE USERS WITH EARLY PSYCHOSIS

摘要

Shared decision-making practices are considered to be an engagement facilitator among service users with early psychosis. However, many providers remain concerned about service users’ ability to engage in shared decision-making and are therefore less likely to include these individuals in making decisions about their care. Additional guidance is needed regarding factors that may affect service users’ engagement in shared decision making and how to address them. The purpose of this study is therefore to identify demographic, interpersonal, neurocognitive, and attitudinal predictors of shared decision making in a sample of service users with early psychosis.