Module 7 - Compassionate person and family-centered care

Question 1

ICF Model

Answer 1

Question 2

Distinguish between body functions, structures and impairments of ICF model

Answer 2

Question 3

Distinguish between activities, participation, and their restrictions (ICF Model)

Answer 3

Question 4

What are environmental factors (ICF Model)

Answer 4

Question 5

Impairment measures for ICF model

Answer 5

Question 6

Scores for barriers and facilitators (ICF Model)

Answer 6

Question 7

Capacity

Answer 7

Question 8

Performance

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Question 9

Sympathy vs empathy vs compassion

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Compassion: Virtuous response that seeks to understand the needs and suffering of a person through relational understanding and action
Empathy: Trying to understand whats going on (cognitively) and then putting yourself in their shoes (emotionally)
Sympathy: Pity based response (to feel sorry for) with a lack of understanding (no action just emotional)

Question 10

Compassion

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Question 11

Virtues

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Question 12

Presence

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Question 13

Intention

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Embodied Presence: Many HCPs described an intentional practice where they adopted a self-effacing and curious attitude towards the patient and tried to orient themselves to the patient’s perspective.

Participants believed that compassion involved forethought and choice – perhaps underscoring the importance of mindfulness to practice.

Intention occurred through a process of SELF-REFLECTION (another criteria for professionalism)

Question 14

Ameliorating Suffering

Answer 14

Tangible acts intended to alleviate actual or anticipated threats to a person’s physical, emotional, social and/or spiritual well-being:
1. Discerning Needs
2. Providing Support
3. Addressing Needs

Question 15

Facilitators and barriers to providing compassion

Question 16

Example of an ICF model for a hearing impairment

Answer 16