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Give a definition for the following words:

  • Autonomy
  • Beneficence
  • Non-maleficence
  • Justice
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  • Autonomy: honour the patient’s right to make their own decision
  • Beneficence: to help the patient advance his/her good
  • Non-maleficence: do no harm
  • Justice: to be fair and treat like cases alike
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Social Media: What are some positives of social media?

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  • Gain support from social and professional networks
  • Facilitate public access to accurate health information
  • Improve patient access to information and have healthy debates
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Social Media: What are some negatives of social media?

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  • Loss of private information
  • Patient confidentiality
  • Unprofessional online behaviour
  • Risk of messages being sent to media or employers
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What are some examples of human error?

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  • Communication breakdown
  • Lack of skill
  • Poor team work
  • System error
  • Ignorance
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What is leadership?

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To motivate people. To purposely and eventually achieve a goal

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What are some models you can use to describe leadership?

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  1. Laissez Faire
  2. Transactional
  3. Transformational
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What is the Laissez Faire Model?

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  • No supervision.

- Good for minor supervision and when there is a productive well voiced team.

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What is the transactional Model?

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Supervisional organisation and supervision

Stick and Carrot thing. If you do good you get a carrot. Do bad you get a stick

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What is the Transformational Model?

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This is a goal orientated vision. Allows you to get the best out of people. This allows outcomes to be achieved

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Doctors Problems with leadership

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They have lack of knowledge and experience
They loose their autonomy
They loose their clinical changes

Fond on hierarchies
Not used to be told what they have to do.

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How many Belbin Team Roles are there?

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What are some of the Belbin Roles?

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The planter, 
shaper, 
implementer 
Specialist
team worker
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How do things in a clinical situation go wrong?

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Human error
Neglect
Poor performance
Misconduct

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What is the Swiss Cheese Model ?

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The idea of a series of small mistakes have contributed to a big problem

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What is Wayne Jowett’s ‘never event’/?

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It is a good example of the Swiss cheese model lining up. Causing something really bad to happen

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What are the two types of human error?

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Unintended human error:

  • Lapses: memory failures and losing places (spelling something wrong) or forgetting to prescribe a drug
  • Slips: attentional failures, intrusions and omissions (doing something wrong on person)

Intended human error:

  • Mistakes
  • Violations: i.e speeding
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What is the pattern of thought should we do for F1 doctor life?

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Pattern recogniser
Analytical process initiated 
Analytical method chose and tested
Decison made 
Check and balance
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What is negligence

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Failure to take proper care over something leading to a breach of a duty of care to cause harm.

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The medical negligence 4 test:

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  1. Was there a duty of care
  2. Was there a breach in the duty of care
  3. Did the patient come to harm?
  4. Did the breach cause the harm?

This allows the civil to claim for damages.
There is a big difference between medical negligence and gross negligence

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What is a Bolam and Bolitho test?

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The idea that if a patient complains. That the issue that happened needs to be assessed to see if it causes harm.

Money= cost of care, effect on income, pain and suffering.

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How do you report an incident?

What is a serious untoward incident?

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You do it via a Datix incident form

A serious incident that has caused irreversible harm.

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What are 4 different types of screening?

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Opportunistic
Communicable
Population
Occupational

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Give 4 examples of screening tests

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Breast Cancer 
Cervical Cancer 
Guthrie Test 
Newborn Hearing 
Bowel Cancer
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What is an example of lead time bias?

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This is when a patient has a slowly progressing disease that is more likely to be picked up by screening which appears to prolong life but doesn’t

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What are the 3 components of a health needs assessment
Need Supply Demand
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What are 4 types of Need
Expressed Need Felt need Normative need Comparative need
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What is an epidemiological approach?
This is the idea that you just use date to work out the size of a problem. This doesn’t look at the felt needs
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What does the theory of planned behaviour do?
It says that behaviour is down to: - Personal Attitude - Social norms - Perceived behavioural control
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What are the 3 types of risk?
Relative Attributable Absolute
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What is bias
Bias is when there is a systematic error in results in a deviation from the true effect of an exposure
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What are some types of bias?
Selection bias: so you can allocate in a wrong way Information bias: measurement, observer, recall or reporting bias Publication bias: negative results less likely to be published. More likely to be published if done by a drug company
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What are 5 ways to assess causality:
``` Strength of association Dose response Temporality Biological plausibility Consistency ```
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Name 3 types of error:
Sloth: being laze Lack of skill Communication
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What is negligence?
When you had a duty of care The duty of care was breached A patient came to harm The harm was due to the breach of care Bolam: would a group of doctors trained in the same way do the same? Bolitho: would that be reasonable?
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Name 5 health inequalities: PROGRESS
``` Place of resident Race Occupation Gender Religion Education Socio-economic Status Social capita ```
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What is Human Right Article 2 say:
This is the right to life
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What is human right article 3?
The right to freedom, from in humane and degrading treatment
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What is human right article 8?
Right to respect for privacy and family life
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What is article 12:
The right to marry and have a family
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What is article 14:
The right to freedom from discrimination
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What is the principle of maximising
Give the resources to the person that would most likely benefit from the treatment
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What is the principle of Libertarianism?
This is the principle that each person is responsible for their own health. Not the government or other organisations
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WHat is culture
This is a pattern of shared measuring by which people communicate and develop their knowledge about their attitudes and life
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What is the ICeberg model?
The idea that some issues are above and some are below sea level: i.e what you can see opposed to what you can’t see
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What are the 6 questions in Helman;s folk model?
``` The idea of: WHY WHAT has happened to be WHY has it happened WHY me WHY now WHAT would happen if I did nothing about it WHAT should I do about it? ```
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What is Miller’s prism of clinical competence?
This is lowest: - Knows - Then knows how - Then shows - Then does
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What does SMART stand for?
``` Specific Measurable Assignable Realistic Time based ```
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What are 3 personalities in a small group?
Quiet Dismissive Interruptible
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What are 5 different types of learners
``` Centre of attention Dominant Offensive Argumentative Flirtatious ```
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When you are teaching what questions should you ask yourself?
Who are you teaching What am I teaching How will i teach How will i know if they understood it?
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What are 4 ways for effective teaching?
Deep knowledge of content High quality of instructions Create a good classroom environment that is constantly demanding more Manage a classroom with efficient time and resources
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Give 5 different types of errors
``` Sloth Communication error Lack of skill Ignorance System errors Poor team work ```
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What are two ways to prevent Swiss cheese model:
Surgical checklist | SBAR
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Give 5 examples of error
``` Mis-triage Sloth Ignorance Fixation and loss of perspective Miss communication Poor team work Lack of skill ```
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What are 5some different questioning strategies?
``` Evidence Clarification Explanation Linking and extending Hypothetical Cause and Effect ```

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