The impact of long term conditions Flashcards

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What are the 5 principles of patient centred care?

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Respect
Choice and empowerment 
Patient involvement in health policy
Access and support
Information
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Define incidence and prevalence

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Incidence - number of new cases in a population in a specified period of time

Prevalence - number of people in a population with a specific disease at a single point in time or in a defined period of time

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Define vulnerability

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An individuals capacity to resist disease, repair damage and restore physiological homeostasis

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List som aspects of the burden of treatment

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Changing behaviour or policing the behaviour of others to adhere to lifestyle modifications
Monitoring and managing their symptoms at home
Complex treatment regimens and multiple drugs
Complex administrative systems and accessing, navigating and coping with uncoordinated health care and social care systems

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What is a biographical disruption?

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Loss of confidence in body, social interaction and self identity associated with a long term condition.

May involve renegotiating existing relationships at home or work

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Describe the impact of long term conditions

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Individual - negative or positive, denial, self pity, apathy

Family - financial, emotional, physical, can become ill too

Community - isolation of an individual

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What are the 3 components of disability?

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Body and structure impairment
Activity limitation
Participation restriction

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What can affect the way an individual responds to disability?

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Nature of the disability
Information base of the individual
Personality of the individual
Coping strategies of an individual
Role of the individual - loss of role, change of role
Mood and emotional reaction of the individual
Support network of the individual 
Reaction from those around them
Support network of the individual
Additional resources available to them
Time to adapt
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Describe the sick role

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Parsons - role of sanctioned deviance

Rights - exempt from normal social roles, not responsible for their own condition

Obligations - they should try to get help, could seek competent help and cooperate with medical professionals

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Describe some different causes of disability

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Congenital
Injury
Communicable disease
Non-communicable disease
Alcohol
Drugs - iatrogenic, illicit use
Mental illness
Malnutrition
Obesity
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Describe Wilsons criteria for screening tests

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Knowledge of disease - natural history, course
Knowledge of test - suitable, acceptable
Treatment for disease - must be available
Cost considerations

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