SETTING UP the interview | Consider the location and ensure all appropriate participants are present and briefed beforehand. |
Assessing the patient's PERCEPTION | ‘Tell me about your pregnancy. What have you been told?’ |
Obtaining the patient's INVITATION | ‘Would you like to talk about what might happen during labour and after your baby is born?’ |
Giving KNOWLEDGE and information to the patient | Break information into small chunks and focus on key messages. Occasionally check if the patient understands. ‘Is this clear so far?’ |
Addressing EMOTIONS with empathic responses (these can be family or MDT emotions) | ‘I wish that these results were different…’ ‘I can't imagine how difficult this news must have been to hear’ ‘What is most important to you?’ ‘What worries you the most?’ |
Strategy and summary | ‘What would you like to ask?’ Follow up with a letter |
Obs of a Prnnl Lrnr Obsrvr who happens to be a dctr There is no cure for curiosity-D Parker
Friday, 2 June 2017
PALLIATIVE BBN SPIKES
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