What kind of information would you include in the ‘O’ section of SOAP notes?
Objective information such as measurements you take (height, weight, circumference measurements) or blood work results from a healthcare provider.
Objective information refers to measurable data.
What is the first step to mitigating ethnocentric behaviors?
Access and reflect on one’s own biases.
The next step includes making an effort to recognize that each client, regardless of characteristics, is the expert in their lived experiences.
What are some community and social factors in social determinants of health?
Define:
Health disparities
Differences in health outcomes due to social, economic, and environmental disadvantages.
Define:
Ethnocentric individuals
People who judge others based on ethnic group or culture.
What do SOAP notes stand for?
Heath coaches should move past the individual in order to address the social determinants of health in order to:
What is the biggest cause of early death?
Behavioral choices
Behavioral choices account for more early deaths than genetics, social circumstances, environmental conditions, and medical care quality.
What are some education factors in social determinants of health?
What is the role of a health coach?
To partner with people to empower them to create self-directed changes in their health and wellbeing.
Define:
Social determinants of health
Structural determinants and conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age in.
What are the two main types of interpersonal red flags?
What information would be a red flag under change of information?
When a health coach recognizes a change in behavior based on sleep, weight, energy, mood, or attention.
For example, you notice a client has had a sharp decrease in weight over the last three months and has expressed signs of depression.
When a change red flag is detected, referral to a qualified health professional in the related change field should take place.
What would classify as a red flag under the disclosure of information?
A client disclosed to you that they have a feeling of self-harm.
All threats of self-harm or harm to others should always be taken seriously.
What is the most influential determinant of health?
Zip code.
Health starts in homes, schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, and communities.
Define:
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
(HIPPA)
U.S. law that provides privacy standards to protect patients medical records and other health information.
What are some economic stability factors in social determinants of health?
What kind of information would you include in the ‘A’ section of SOAP notes?
Any assessments that you have concluded from comparing the subjective and objective information.
For example, if a client states she feels discouraged because she had too many Girl Scout cookies (subjective information) and has gained 2 lbs since the last visit (objective information), an assessment would be that you have concluded that Girl Scout cookies could have contributed to the weight gain and you need to work with the client on portion sizes and self-control around food.
What are some common populations that experience health disparities?
What are some food factors in social determinants of health?
Define:
Health equity
The absence of avoidable differences among groups of people when referring to healthcare, proper nutrition, or recreational spaces.
What are some factors to consider when creating and maintaining clear professional boundaries?
What are some healthcare factors in social determinants of health?
What kinds of healthcare professionals should health coaches partner with and have on hand for referral opportunities?