Integrative care Flashcards
where does goal setting for into in the patient management model
prognosis, diagnosis, evaluation, intervention (anywhere you can justify it)
why do we write goals
- define and communicate the purpose of POC
- facilitate the management fo patients progression
- determine the efficacy of your intervention
- justify care to insurance companies
- motivating patients
what are the types of goals and roughly how long is their time frame
long term - end of episode of care, multiple weeks
short term goals - several sessions, 1-2 weeks
session goals, that day
what are SMART goals
specific, measurable, relevant, time-bound
what is a patient centered goal
tailored or customized to the unique needs of the patient
what is an objective goal
unbiased and based in fact
what is a measurable goal
quantifiable
what is a functional goal
relating to a particular use or purpose
what is a functional goal
relating to a particular use or purpose
what is a time dependent goal
held accountable to a determined interval
why focus on patient-centered & functional goals
- meaningful to patients!!!
- health care policy
- reimbursement practices
- standards of accrediting bodies require them
what are the components of a well written goal
SMART; specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time bound
what are the 5 steps of teaching patients/family/caregivers
- determine what you want/need to teach
- get to know barriers and factors influencing patient learning
- consider the method/mode
- allow practice/use/application
- assess your teaching
what determines what you need/want to teach
goals! both long and short term
what are the learning domains
cognitive, psychomotor, affective
