Inuit face high risks for diseases such as cancer and TB, and it is difficult to access healthcare from Nunavut. Inuit have a culture that guides them in their everyday life with close ties to family, community and the land, and with strong self-direction. Shared decision making engages people with their healthcare providers to make health decisions, and is important for person-centred care. An Inuit shared decision making toolkit, "Not deciding alone", has been developed by and with urban-based Inuit peer support workers and consists of training and tools to enhance Inuit participation in health decisions with healthcare providers. The aim of our study is to field test the Inuit shared decision making toolkit.