PMHP - revision notes Flashcards
9 protected characterstics
- age
- gender
- race
- reglion
5, gender reassignemnt - marriage
- pregnancy
- sexual oritentation
- disability
4 pillars of ethics
justice
pt autonomy
non malefiecnce
benficience
Capacity
able to make decision
able to understand decision
able to retain decision
able to communication decision
7 socio-econmic factors
- crime
- income
- employment
- access to health care
- health status
- education
- housing
Consent
valid
voluntary
informed
not manipualted
not coercered
with capcacity
Internal locus of control
to do with own responsibilities
external locus of control
to do with luck
GDC standards
- raise concenrs if pts are at risk
- have a clear and effective complaints procedure
- put pts interests first
- maintain and protect pt info
- work with colleagues in a way that puts pt interests first
- work and maintain within your own abilites
- make sure your behaviour maintains confidence in you and the profession
- have a clear and effective complaints procedure
- communicate effectively with pts
Clinical goverance
A systemic approach to maintaining and developing the quality of the patient care within a healthcare setting
Dimensions of clinical goverance
timely
safe
person centred
effectively
effecient
equitable
6 different areas of clincial goverance
risk management
openess
clincial audit
clincial effectivness
education and training
research and development
CPD veriable hours
100 hours
Mandotory CPD
medical emergencies
radiation and protection
decon
Extra CPD
complaints handling
oral cancer - early detection
law and ethics
Divisons of NHS scotland
GDP
PDS
HDS
Clinical audit steps
identify that there is a problem or issue
set cretieria and standards
observe the current pratice
compare with the new creteria and standards
implement changes
reveiw audit at set intervals
7 steps of a critical incidient review
identify event
collect and collate info
set up meeting to discuss
at meeting set out a structure analysis
implement changes and monitor
write up siginficant event analysis
seek for external feedback
What does a clincial audit identify
gaps in knowledge, protocols, trianing, learning and attitude
Stages of change
Pre contemplation
Comtemplation
prep
action
maintance
5 R’s for thinking quiting
Relevance
Risk
Rewards
Roadblocks
Repetition
5 A’s for smoking
ask
advise
assess
assist
arrange a follow up
Smoking trainaly
chemical addiciton
habit
emotional attachment
Oral side effects of smoking
discolouration of teeth
poor wound healing
xerostomia
hallotosis
black hair tongue
oral cancer
nictonic stomatitis
perio
smokers melananosis