PT Patient Collaborative Model (9/10c) Flashcards
Relationship factors (PT/pt Relation)
Location, purpose, structure, relationship length, power balance, responsibility for the relationship, preparation for/maintenance of the relationship
Professional relationship components (PT/pt Relation)
Introduction to the patient
Addressing the patient
Active listening
Using patient-centered approach
Being aware of inappropriateness
Obtaining informed consent
Adhering to HIPAA
Reflecting on interactions
Bordin’s construct for the Therapeutic Alliance (TA)
Agreement on the goals of treatment and on tasks (interventions)
Bond between client and therapist
Promoting self-efficacy (TA)
PTs empower, partner, and collaborate to give others skills and make lasting change
Positive correlation between therapeutic alliance and ___ ___ (TA)
treatment adherence
___ ___ approach is recommended as the basis for development of therapeutic alliance (TA)
patient centered
Patient priorities for therapeutic alliance (TA)
attitude of caring, trust, dignity, collaboration
4 Parts of Patient Practitioner Collaborative Model (PPCM)
1) Establish therapeutic relationship
2) Diagnostic process of mutual inquiry
3) Negotiate common ground
4) Intervention and follow up
Purpose of PPCM (PPCM)
Individualize treatment plan
Improve adherence
Promote successful outcomes
Establish therapeutic relationship (PPCM)
Build upon collaboration, communication, therapist empathy, mutual respect
Diagnostic process of mutual inquiry (PPCM)
Responsibility to collect clinical and nonclinical data during evaluation and examination
Includes behavior diagnosis
Takes into account patient beliefs
Negotiate common ground (PPCM)
Collaborative goal setting
Find common grounds to help figure out what works best for patient
Link interventions to specific patient interests/activities
Intervention and follow up (PPCM)
Teach skills
Educate using a variety of approaches
Evaluate treatment effect and adherence
Problem solve to climate barriers
Impeding verbal behaviors (PT/pt Relation)
EX: interrupting, not giving feedback, using medical jargon
Impeding nonverbal behaviors (PT/pt Relation)
EX: reading notes, lack of empathy, no eye contact