H Gordon
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About
H. Gordon is a researcher dedicated to improving shared decision-making in urology, with a primary focus on benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS). Their major contribution lies in the development and evaluation of an online patient decision aid (PtDA) designed to help men navigate the increasingly complex landscape of surgical options for BPH. This work directly addresses the challenge patients and urologists face when weighing treatment intensity, morbidity risks, and functional outcomes. Gordon’s two most-cited papers—a development study (15 citations) and an acceptability evaluation (17 citations)—form a cohesive body of work that advances patient-centered care by translating clinical guidelines into accessible, evidence-based tools. By creating a resource that empowers patients to make informed choices aligned with their values, Gordon has made a tangible impact on clinical practice. Their research not only enhances patient autonomy but also supports urologists in facilitating more effective consultations, marking a significant step forward in the field of urological shared decision-making.
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