LEctures Flashcards

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What are some international promotors of the multidisciplinary mental heath practise?

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World Health Organisation

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What are some local promotors of the multidisciplinary mental heath practise?

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Griffith - Interprofessional learning framework

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What are some reasons as to why training for multidisciplinary practice necessary?

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-Changes in delivery models for health care
-Prepare individuals for collaborative practice
-Learn to work in teams
-Develop service to improve care - reduce risk
-Improve quality of life

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What is the BEME review?

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A best evidence systematic review of interprofessional education.

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What is the Cochrane review?

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Interprofessional education: effects on professional practice and health care outcomes. Cochrane systematic review.
7 had positive outcomes
4 had only neutral results on

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What is the Spaulding et al. review 2021?

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Were seeing positive shifts in attitude when it came to interprofessional education.

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What did the BEME review find?

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That attitudes were important in interprofessional education,

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What’s a metaphor as to why student should be taught multi disciplinary practice?

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Students are taught in universities in ‘silos’ and yet go out to work in a range of settings with other professionals and often do not know much about other disciplinary perspectives.

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Define cross discipinary:

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Using questions, concepts or methods of more than one academic discipline (e.g., learning about occupational therapy in a psych course)

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Define interprofessional:

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Two or more professions learning from and about each other to improve collaboration and quality of service.

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Define multidisciplinary:

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Teams of individuals from varying disciplines applying the methods and approaches of their respective disciplines.

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Give two examples of the national practice standards for the mental health workforce: (particularly important)

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  1. Integration and partnership
  2. Ethical practice and professional development responsibilities.
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In mental health practice, the National Practice Standards for the Mental Health Workforce are the workforce benchmark, what is this concerned with?

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Knowledge, skills and attitudes.

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Why are we concerned with the 5 professions in this unit?

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All recognised as mental health related.

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Attitudes of health professionals towards their own and other professional disciplines are likely to influence:

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their willingness to collaborate in interprofessional teams.

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Students from nursing and other health professions ___ strongly with their chosen profession from the start of their pre registration education.

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Identify quite strongly

17
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___ is known about changes in professional identity and interprofessional attitudes of students during the course of pre-registration education.

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Little.

18
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What does POEM stand for?

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P - philosophy or historical background for each discipline.
O - ontology, how members of the specific discipline join with the client on their journey with mental illness
E- Epistemology: theory or grounds for what knowledge is necessary to practice
M - Methods used when working with clients