what differentials are there for cvs symptoms
what differentials are there for resp symptoms
what differentials are there for gastro symptoms
what are the three recoveries for suicidal people
describe the ABC pathway for helping people to stop smoking
make an offer of cessation support, strongle encourage and explain the options (quitline, stop smoking medication) explain that its okay to get help sometimes and that its worked for others. if they take medication give advice on use and side effects, promote benefits and do a fllow up
if refer to quitline contact the person in the next 1-3 days
offer a call from quitline to just have a conversation about what cessation support is
Part 3: provide behavioural support, and prove stop smoking medicines (nicotine replacement therapy, monitor them as well)``
what are barriers to implementing change in smoking
how do you respond to emotion
- Respond empathetically to emotions first since patient emotion blocks patient cognition
describe rebels framework
describe spikes framework for discussing serious news
what do you do when have a talkative patient vs non talkative patient
redirect and give them a time frame or a focus
i notice that you are not saying much, i am wondering what is going on for you, woudl there be a better time to talk?
mental state exmaination?
management plan in psych
describe the stages of change model in drugs and alcohol
chest pain vs psychosis
learning the language when dealing with lgbt people?
how can we start conversations with lgbt people
mistakes happen babe
health system and patient level strategies for pacfici peoples health
myths vs facts about non adherence
unintention non adherence how does it happen and how can we address it
reasons for intentional non adherences
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unintention non adherence how does it happen and how can we address it
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Reasons patient don’t take medicines
* To see if my illness is still there
* To see if I really need the medication
* To give my body a rest from the medication
* Because my body is sensitive to the effects of medication
* I worry about becoming dependent on the medication
* I want to lead a normal life again
* I don’t think the treatment is worth it
* It reminds me I have an illness
how do we address intentional non adherence?
what is the difference between the placebo effect and the nocebo effect
what are the mechanism behind the placebo effect?
mehcanisms behind the nocebo effect
