Week 4 Learning Outcomes Flashcards
Define client / person centred care
A care approach that prioritizes the client’s needs, preferences, and values in the healthcare process
This approach emphasizes collaboration between the client and the practitioner.
What is the power hierarchy between the client and practitioner?
The dynamic where practitioners typically hold more power due to their expertise and authority in healthcare decisions
This hierarchy can affect communication and the client’s willingness to express their concerns.
Why is it important to consider the client perspective in healthcare encounters?
Recognizing the vulnerability of clients seeking treatment helps practitioners understand their needs and fosters a supportive environment
Clients may feel apprehensive or anxious during consultations.
What is the Kalamazoo structure used for?
It is a framework used to structure consultations effectively
The structure includes initiating the consultation, gathering information, and providing closure.
What are effective introductions in consultations?
Introductions that establish rapport, clarify roles, and set the agenda for the meeting
This helps create a comfortable environment for the client.
List the different types of questions used in consultations.
- Open-ended questions
- Closed questions
- Probing questions
- Clarifying questions
Each type serves a specific purpose in gathering information.
What is the purpose of open-ended questions?
To encourage clients to express their thoughts and feelings in detail
This type of question helps gather comprehensive information.
What is effective closure in consultations?
Summarizing key points, addressing any remaining concerns, and outlining next steps
This ensures the client leaves with a clear understanding of their care.
Fill in the blank: The _______ perspective is crucial in understanding the client’s experience during healthcare encounters.
client
