Module 2 Health Promoting Communication Flashcards
define teaching
interactive process that promotes learning
when is teaching more effective?
when it addresses learners needs, learning style, and capacity
what are the 3 domains of learning
cognitive, affective, psychomotor
what is cognitive? with example
understanding
ex. pt’s with diabetes must learn how to control BG levels and how diabetes effects body
what is affective? with example
attitudes
ex. must learn to accept chronic nature of diabetes by learning positive coping mechanisms
what is psychomotor? with example
must know how to test BG levels at home therefore ex. learning how to use glucose meter
define health promotion
“the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, theirhealth”
what is motivational interviewing (MI)?
communicative method built upon patient centeredness aimed to support motivation for change
what are the elements one must know to understand MI?
- Ambivalence about change is normal
- Change is often non-linear
- Readiness is not static
- Attend to readiness in your work
what are the principles of MI?
R - Resist the righting reflex
U - Understand your client’s motivation
L - Listen to your client
E - Empower your client
what are the 4 elements of MI?
- MI principles (RULE)
- OARS
- change talk
- MI spirit (collab, evo, auto)
what is OARS?
O-open ended Q’s
A-affirmations
R-Reflective listening
S-Summaries
what are the 3 components to the spirit of MI?
- collaboration
- evocation
- autonomy
what was the objective of the Agren article: The Health Promoting Conversations Intervention for Families with a Critically Ill Relative: A Pilot Study ?
-objective was to investigate outcomes of a pilot randomized control trial, nurse-led health promoting conversations intervention for those who had family members who were critically ill
how did health promoting conversations affect families?
- they experiences a statistically significant improvement in family functioning from baseline
- found to improve health and well being of patients in palliative care who were dealing with chronic illness