Effective consulting Flashcards
1
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COG connect: Preparing
A
- Preparing oneself
- Preparing the space
- Checking the medical record
2
Q
COGconnect opening:
Establishing
Establishing the
Initial
A
- Establishing relationships
- Establishing the agenda
- Initial observations
3
Q
COGconnect: Gathering
- PC
- ICEIE
- Relevant
A
- History and examination of presenting complaint
- Patients perspective of the problem (ICEIE)
- Relevant background information
4
Q
COG connect: formulating
Stop
Lists
Red flags
A
- Stop, think, consider personal bias
- Differential diagnosis and problem lists
- Red flags, signs and symptoms
5
Q
COG connects: explaining
check, chunk,check
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- Check: current understandings and desire to know
- Chunk: simple language, visual aids and mini-checks
- Check that shared understanding has been achieved
6
Q
COG connect: activating
- Noticing
- Connecting to
- Helping
A
- Noticing self-care opportunities
- Connecting to useful resources
- Helping the patient to make important changes
7
Q
COG connect: planning
- Encourages
- Proposing
- ICEIE
A
- Encourages contribution
- Proposing options
- Attends to ICEIE
8
Q
COG connects: doing
A
- Formal and informal consent
- Due regard for safety
- Skilfully conducted procedure
9
Q
COG connect: closing
A
- Questions and summary
- Safety-netting
- Follow-up
10
Q
COG connect: integrating
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- Updating the clinical record
- Noting and acting on learning need
- Dealing with feelings
11
Q
Opening: OICAN
A
O - Observation I - Introduction C - Connection A - agenda setting N - negotiating
12
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Gathering information: Sign posting
- Definition
- Benefits
A
- A transitional statement which allows doctors to signal a change in direction, moving from one section of a consultation to another
- Patient knows where the Dr is going and why
- Self-clarification
- Adds structure, builds rapport and allows collaboration
13
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Gathering information: Summarising
- Definition
- Importance (3)
A
- The deliberate step of making an explicit verbal summary to the patient of information gathered
- Allows a pause in information intake
- Allows doctor to communicate ideas
- Patient can correct any inaccuracies
14
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Formulating STOP4What?:
A
- STOP: self-consciously pause in the consultation, allowing a moment to consider
- What?: what do you know
- So what?: What do I think is happening
- What else?: What else do I need to consider
- What next?: what should we do now?
15
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Activating: OARS
A
O - Open questions
A - Affirmations
R - Reflections
S - Summary