Ethics + Human Factors Flashcards
Patients can ___ any treatment but cannot ___ treatment
refuse any (doesnt have to be logical or correct) can't demand
factors to consider when assessing capacity
understands the options
weighs up benefits and risks
retain information
communicates decision
requirements for valid consent (3)
capacity
information
voluntary
in emergency the treatment chosen without consent must ___
be the least restrictive of patient’s future choices
DAWN stands for
Diabetes Attitudes, Wishes and Needs
hormonal effects of distress
increases NA and cortisol
decreases insulin release
Illness cognition =
patient’s own common sense beliefs about their disease
Illness representations =
acquired through
organised conceptions of illness
experience, socialising and healthcare and media
3 stages of self-regulatory model of illness cognitions
interpretation, coping and appraisal => patient’s emotional response to illness
5 Ds of illness representation
identity (label illness and sympts) perceived cause timeline consequences curability and controllability
p value =
probability this occurred due to chance
confidence interval =
the range the true value probably lies in
Poisson distribution expresses p of a given number of events occurring ____
in a fixed interval if the events occur with a known average rate and independently of the time since the last event
Type 1 statistical error =
rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true
Type 2 statistical error =
accepting null hypothesis when it is false