Effective Conversations with Patients to Achieve Change -- Weber Flashcards
What are the best ways to manage chronic conditions?
Lifestyle Behavior Changes
What are the basic principles of behavioral change?
Collaborate
Evoke
Encourage Autonomy
Elicit Values, Fears, Hopes, and Expectations/Feelings
What are the social barriers to change?
Social Norms
Secondary Gain
What are the spiritual barriers to change?
Suffering
Deserved
What are the psychological barriers to change?
Depressed
Anxious
What are the biological barriers to change?
Exercise Hurts
What are the Stages of Change?
Pre-Contemplation Contemplation Preparation Action Maintenance
What types of questions can be asked of the patient?
Closed Questions Open Questions Directing Guiding Following
What types of questions elicit change talk?
Desire
Ability
Reasons
Describe reflective listening.
When reflecting an emotion, understate.
In order to clarify and connect with the patient, what should you do?
Summarize early and often
What motivates people to change?
People change when they see the change as relevant to something important to them, such as activities, identity, and values.
What identities motivate people to change?
Good parent
Spiritual
Good Spouse
Responsible
What values motivate people to change?
Considerate Independent Disciplined Strong Successful Good Community Member
Why do people not change?
Ambivalence
Resistance
Personal Struggles