Moses- Psychiatry in Primary Care Flashcards
What type of interviewing leads to behavioral change?
Motivational interviewing
Describe the stages of change model?
The steps of motivational interviewing:
- Engaging with POARS
2.
- Evoking
- Planning
Focusing
Which one of the four steps is being described as concerning motivational interviewing?
build rapport
explore sense making
Engaging with POARS
In motivational interviewing, what does it mean to engage with POARS?
Permission
Open-ended questions
Affirm
Reflect
Summarize
With engaging with POARS, which part of the this acronym is included in patient sense making?
P-Permission
O-Open-ended questions
With engaging with POARS, which part of the this acronym is included in building rapport?
ARS of POARS
A- affirm
R-reflect
S-summarize
What is the second step of motivational interviewing?
focusing
What step of the 4 steps of motivational learning is being described below?
Assess sense making
determine premise(s) [factual or motivational premise]
Focusing
What premise is being described in the motivational step focusing?
Which premise is being described in the step of motivational learning of focusing;
What is the 3rd step of motivational interviewing?
Evoking:
Factual reframe- ask/provide/ask
Motivational reframe: DARN, rulers
In the Evoking step of motivational interviewing, how do we address a factual premise?
ask, provide, ask
In the Evoking step of motivational interviewing, how do we address a motivational premise?
use DARN
desire, ability, reasons, need
What is the last step of motivational interviewing?
Planning
When and how to change, not if and why
patient takes lead
CATS
SMART Goals
The planning step of motivational interviewing includes SMART goals. What does this acronym stand for:
