PT/Patient Collaborative Model

Question 1

Therapeutic Alliance definition

Answer 1

building rapport in order to enhance patient motivation and sense of ownership over treatment plan; creating an effective bond

Question 2

What is a TA built upon?

Answer 2

collaboration, communication, empathy and respect

Question 3

What is the Diagnostic Process built upon?

Answer 3

collecting clinical and non-clinical data

behavioral and clinical Dx

Question 4

The Intervention and Follow-up should include what?

Answer 4

teach and problem solve
educate and empower
make the patient feel capable and able to tailor strategies

Question 5

Examples of patient-centered language

Answer 5

sitting face to face
being aware of pain
personal dialogue/area of common interest
symptom's affect on patient's life
get the patient to help problem solve
don't assume anything

Question 6

What are some verbal and nonverbal Impeding behaviors?

Answer 6

verbal
interrupting/cutting off patient's story
not asking about patient's concerns
failing to give feedback
responding only to disease info
using medical jargon

nonverbal
acting busy, reading notes, doing tasks, little empathy

Question 7

What are some verbal connecting behaviors?

Answer 7

greeting, asking about the ind., open ended questions, feedback, positive comments, clarifying patient’s needs

Question 8

Two forms of Collaborative Language

Answer 8

Compliance
yielding to request, acceding to orders, following directions
Adherence
steady observance, persistence

Question 9

Do’s and Don’ts for Person First language

Answer 9

Do
emphasize the person (not disability), lead by example
Don’t
describe a person as a disability, imply a person is responsible for injury, or refer to a patient as a victim