Treatment Planning-Dr. Pafford Flashcards
1
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IPE
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- Interprofessional Practice and Education
- breakdown professional barriers that inhibits the easy flow of prevention and management of disease for individual patients and population groups
2
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Why IPE?
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- Healthcare workforce needs
- practice pattern of various professions
- data on quality of care
- cost-effectiveness of care
- preventative>reactive
- access to care
3
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What are the 4 core competency domains of IPE?
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- Values/ethics
- roles/responsibilities
- Interprofessional communication
- teams and teamwork
4
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Why should the dental profession engage in inter professional practice and education?
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- Dentistry=critical part of primary care in the US
- Providers must be able to communicate effectively with other primary care providers
5
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Person-Centered Care
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- knowing the person behind the patient
- a human being with reason, will, feelings and needs
- Identifying Patients as people
- risk of reducing the person to their diseases alone or specific procedures they require to obtain good health
- Consider aspects of patients life:
- subjectivity and integration w/a given enviroment
- strengths
- future plans
- rights
- Shift away from the patient as a target of medical intervention
- contractual arrangement involving the patient as an ACTIVE part of his care and decision making
- provides concordance b/w the provider and patient on tx plans
- improves health outcomes
- increases patient satisfaction
6
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Person-Centered Care vs Patient-Centered Care
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- A Person
- embodies the whole being
- not just medical aspect
- legal responsibility for own actions
- Patient centered
- objectify and reduce the person to someone receiving medical services
- embodies the whole being
7
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Person-centered care
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- Shift away from the patient as a target of medical intervention
8
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Person-Centered Care in dentistry
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- Concept is in:
- ADA principles of Biomedical ethics
- principle of informed consent
9
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ADA Principles of Biomedical Ethics
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- Patient Autonomy
- Nonmaleficence
- Beneficience
- Justice
- Veracity
10
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Patient Autonomy
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- dentists have the duty to tx the patient according to their desires
- what they want
11
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Nonmaleficence
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do no harm
12
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Beneficence
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Dentists act to maximize the patients welfare at all times
13
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Justice
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dentists have a duty to be fair with patients, colleagues, and society
14
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Veracity
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Maintain the truth in all professional relationships
15
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What is treatment planning?
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- Foundation that comprehensive, interdisciplinary and interprofessinal, person-centered care is built
