Week 3 - Patient Practiciner Relationships Flashcards

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Relationships and use of health care services

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  • Liner
  • 0 to 5 and 45+ yrs increase significantly
  • Gender differences (females more likely 20-40yrs)
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5 Factors affecting illness reporting

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1= INTERNAL FOCUS - socially isolated notice
2= SENSITISERS - seek info
3= EXTERNAL FOCUS - busy lives , don’t notice
4= REPRESSOR - ignore symptoms + health
5= MOOD - more pos report less illness , more neg report more

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4 Types of Misuse of Health Service

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1 = DELAY BEHAVIOUR - time for individual to decide they’re ill
2= ILLNESS DELAY - recognising symptoms and seek treatment
3= UTILISATION DELAY - decking medical attention and doing it
4= SCHEDULING DELAY - between making appointment and getting seen

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4
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How does malingering contribute to overuse of health service?

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  • Emotional gain (munchausen)
  • Practical gain ; access to meds , free from responsibility , sick leave
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5
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3 Factors encouraging us to visit a practitioner

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1 = PERSISTANCE OF SYMPTOMS - last longer
2= CRITICAL INCIDENT - sudden change in symptoms / sign
3= TREATMENT EXPECTATIONS - GP can make a difference or not

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6
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Types of Consults

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  • Depends on illness whether dr or patient centered
  • eg breast cancer patients (benign = patient , malignant = dr) max choice of correct decision or responsibility if wrong [ Beaver et al]
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7
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Factors affecting Consultation Success

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  • Traditionally dressed doctor had highest raiting [McInstry et al]
  • Non verbal factors such as eye contact , age , gender , situational
  • 4x more powerful as verbal communication [Argyle]
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8
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Define Primacy Effect

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Extra importance given to the first piece of information heard by physician
- interprets later info to fit immediate diagnosis

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How does Patient knowledge effect diagnosis

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  • Known malinger may not get accurate diagnosis
  • Embarrassing symptoms may not get reported
  • [Robinson and West] genital clinic where more reported sensitive data to computer than a dr
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