骨盆腔器官脫垂常造成婦女焦慮、憂鬱及緊張等情緒困擾，影響生活品質甚鉅。臨床處置方式包括生活方式調整、藥物、子宮托與手術等，婦女在選擇治療方式時常會產生決策衝突，基於實證證據的決策輔助工具提供個別化訊息，讓婦女依循偏好，選擇最適合自己的治療方法，更能澄清婦女對資訊的疑慮，達到醫病共享決策的目標。本文目的為建構骨盆腔器官脫垂治療與處置之決策輔助工具，並檢視成效，結果發現婦女的焦慮程度由使用骨盆腔器官脫垂決策輔助工具前的57.1%降到使用後的28.6%；在骨盆腔器官脫垂治療與處置方面，經由醫師解說溝通後，原準備採手術療法由57.1%降為28.6%、使用子宮托比率由14.3%增加至42.8%；醫療成員認為使用決策輔助工具後，有助於提升婦女健康識能及促進醫病關係及溝通。本文藉由充分且透明化資訊，提供不同選擇，讓婦女重新審視醫療選項，依據其在意的項目選擇，實踐以病人為中心之照護理念，驗證醫病共享決策是優質輔助工具，值得廣泛推廣與應用，共同促進醫療品質。

The uterus, ovary, bladder, rectum, and other organs in the pelvic cavity are supported by and fixed to the pelvic floor muscles and ligament fascia. When the pelvic floor muscles loosen or the ligament fascia breaks, the organs in the pelvic cavity can no longer be supported, which may cause prolapse or protrusion of the uterus, namely pelvic organ prolapse. It is a common benign disease in women, which often contributes to anxiety, depression, and nervousness-thus affecting the women's quality of life. This article discusses the development of decision aids through the sharing of relevant information with women with pelvic organ prolapse. By inviting these women to discuss the problems they face, the details they need, and the methods they choose, patient-centered care can be provided with greater facility. In this study, a decision aid for the treatment decisions of women with pelvic organ prolapse was constructed. The results demonstrated that the women's degree of anxiety decreased from 57.6% to 28.6%. After fully explaining and communicating relevant information, the surgery rate decreased from 57.1% to 28.6% and that of pessary use increased from 14.3% to 42.8%. This shared decision-making process may enhance women's health literacy and promote doctor-patient relationship and communication. The development process provided in this article may provide an example for other health care staff to develop additional medical decision-making aids, which can consequently improve care quality and increase patient benefit.