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The tool describes the options available for the index decision (level 1).
| ▸ Several interventions need to be reviewed to design a single shared decision-making tool. |
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The tool describes the positive and negative features of each option in equal detail (levels 1 and 2).
| ▸ Less robust sources of information need to be used when there is a lack of evidence or detail (e.g., harms of an intervention). |
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The tool allows users to compare the negative and positive features of available options (level 3).
| ▸ All probabilities need to be transformed into absolute risks with a common denominator, to allow the comparison of benefits and harms, as well as the various options. |
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The tool enables the comparison of outcome probabilities using the same denominator (level 3).
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