PS1-37: Preliminary Findings of a Shared Decision-Making Exploratory Study: Improving Rates of Appropriate Aspirin Use

Background/Aims Prophylactic aspirin use is recommended for reducing the risk of stroke in women and myocardial infarction in men. The United States Preventives Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends a shared decision-making approach between patients and providers to consider the benefits and harms of daily aspirin use. We conducted an exploratory study using a three-arm randomized controlled approach to compare usual care to two tools that could facilitate shared decision-making.