This patient decision aid helps people with an Achilles tendon rupture decide on whether to have surgery or treat the rupture with a cast or brace by comparing the benefits, risks and side effects of both options.

This patient decision aid helps people with a rotator cuff injury considering treatment decide on whether to have surgery or try other treatments such as physical therapy. It facilitates this process by comparing the benefits, risks, and side effects of both options.

This patient decision aid helps people with lateral epicondylitis who have not had improvement of their symptoms after 6 to 12 months of non-surgical treatment decide on whether or not to have surgery by comparing the benefits, risks and side effects of both options. It includes alternative treatment options to surgery such as trying tendon rest and rehabilitation.

This patient decision aid helps adults who have not had ACL surgery previously decide on whether or not to have knee surgery by comparing the benefits, risks and side effects of both options. It also includes alternative options to surgery such as trying rest, exercise, and physical rehab.

This patient decision aid helps individuals with chronic plantar fasciitis considering surgery for relief decide on whether to have surgery or to try other treatment by comparing the benefits, risks and side effects of both options.

This patient decision aid helps patients with severe cases of Dupuytren's disease decide on whether or not to have surgery by comparing the benefits, risks and side effects of both options. It also includes alternative options to surgery such as trying finger exercises, physical therapy, or an injection.