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In the context of preventive programs, what is the primary focus of the 'Assess' step?
In the context of preventive programs, what is the primary focus of the 'Assess' step?
- Designing specific interventions.
- Determining the patient's needs. (correct)
- Evaluating the effectiveness of past programs.
- Setting long-term healthcare goals.
Which of the following best describes the 'Evaluate' step in a preventive program?
Which of the following best describes the 'Evaluate' step in a preventive program?
- Adjusting the plan based on feedback.
- Analyzing the positive changes achieved. (correct)
- Implementation of the designed plan.
- Measuring the patient's adherence to the plan.
How does motivational interviewing (MI) primarily aim to facilitate patient behavior change?
How does motivational interviewing (MI) primarily aim to facilitate patient behavior change?
- By implementing strict guidelines for health behaviors.
- Through strengthening intrinsic motivation. (correct)
- By directly advising patients on necessary changes.
- Using external rewards to reinforce positive behavior.
What is a key characteristic of motivational interviewing that distinguishes it from other communication methods in healthcare?
What is a key characteristic of motivational interviewing that distinguishes it from other communication methods in healthcare?
Which element of the 'MI Spirit' involves establishing a positive interpersonal environment to encourage change?
Which element of the 'MI Spirit' involves establishing a positive interpersonal environment to encourage change?
In the context of motivational interviewing, what does 'Evocation' specifically refer to?
In the context of motivational interviewing, what does 'Evocation' specifically refer to?
What does the guiding principle of 'Resist Righting Reflex' advise practitioners to avoid in motivational interviewing?
What does the guiding principle of 'Resist Righting Reflex' advise practitioners to avoid in motivational interviewing?
Within the Guiding Principles of motivational interviewing, what does 'Understand the Patient’s Motivation' emphasize?
Within the Guiding Principles of motivational interviewing, what does 'Understand the Patient’s Motivation' emphasize?
In the context of the 'Four Processes' of MI, what is the primary goal of the 'Engaging' process?
In the context of the 'Four Processes' of MI, what is the primary goal of the 'Engaging' process?
Which of the 'Four Processes' of MI involves eliciting the patient's own motivations for change and lies at the heart of MI?
Which of the 'Four Processes' of MI involves eliciting the patient's own motivations for change and lies at the heart of MI?
What is the main objective of the 'Focusing' process in motivational interviewing?
What is the main objective of the 'Focusing' process in motivational interviewing?
What does the 'Planning' process in motivational interviewing primarily encompass?
What does the 'Planning' process in motivational interviewing primarily encompass?
In the context of Core Skills for MI (OARS), what is the purpose of using 'Open-ended questions'?
In the context of Core Skills for MI (OARS), what is the purpose of using 'Open-ended questions'?
Within the OARS framework of MI, what is the role of 'Affirmations'?
Within the OARS framework of MI, what is the role of 'Affirmations'?
In the acronym OARS, what does the 'Reflective Listening' component involve?
In the acronym OARS, what does the 'Reflective Listening' component involve?
In motivational interviewing, what is the purpose of 'Summarizing'?
In motivational interviewing, what is the purpose of 'Summarizing'?
How does a patient demonstrating 'sustain talk' typically present in a motivational interviewing context?
How does a patient demonstrating 'sustain talk' typically present in a motivational interviewing context?
In the context of motivational interviewing, what does 'change talk' indicate about a patient?
In the context of motivational interviewing, what does 'change talk' indicate about a patient?
Which of the following best describes how learning occurs through talking, as it relates to motivational interviewing?
Which of the following best describes how learning occurs through talking, as it relates to motivational interviewing?
What is considered a component of learning through talking?
What is considered a component of learning through talking?
Which step of the preventive program involves assessing the patient’s needs?
Which step of the preventive program involves assessing the patient’s needs?
What is the primary focus during the 'Plan' phase of a preventive program?
What is the primary focus during the 'Plan' phase of a preventive program?
During which step of a preventive program are clinical preventive services actually delivered to the patient?
During which step of a preventive program are clinical preventive services actually delivered to the patient?
What is the ultimate goal of the 'Plan' step that focuses on short- and long-term continuing care within a preventive program?
What is the ultimate goal of the 'Plan' step that focuses on short- and long-term continuing care within a preventive program?
Who is considered the primary focus of motivational interviewing techniques?
Who is considered the primary focus of motivational interviewing techniques?
What is the main intention of using motivational interviewing?
What is the main intention of using motivational interviewing?
Which of the following describes motivational interviewing's range of application?
Which of the following describes motivational interviewing's range of application?
What is a key aim of motivational interviewing in healthcare?
What is a key aim of motivational interviewing in healthcare?
What does acceptance entail in the context of motivational interviewing?
What does acceptance entail in the context of motivational interviewing?
Flashcards
Steps in a Preventive Program
Steps in a Preventive Program
A systematic approach to healthcare that includes assessing needs, planning interventions, implementing plans, performing services, and evaluating changes, with ongoing care.
Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Patient-centered, goal-directed communication methods that boost intrinsic motivation for positive change.
Partnership in MI
Partnership in MI
Establishing a positive interpersonal environment that encourages change through mutual trust and understanding.
Acceptance in MI
Acceptance in MI
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Compassion in MI
Compassion in MI
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Evocation in MI
Evocation in MI
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Resist Righting Reflex
Resist Righting Reflex
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Understand Patient's Motivation
Understand Patient's Motivation
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Listen to the Patient
Listen to the Patient
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Empower the Patient
Empower the Patient
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Engaging (in MI)
Engaging (in MI)
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Focusing (in MI)
Focusing (in MI)
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Evoking (in MI)
Evoking (in MI)
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Planning (in MI)
Planning (in MI)
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Open-ended Questions
Open-ended Questions
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Affirmations (in MI)
Affirmations (in MI)
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Reflective Listening
Reflective Listening
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Summary (in MI)
Summary (in MI)
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Sustain Talk
Sustain Talk
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Change Talk
Change Talk
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Study Notes
- The steps of a preventive program involve assessing, planning, implementing, performing, and evaluating.
- The first step is to assess the patient's needs.
- Interventions are then planned.
- The plan is then implemented.
- Clinical preventive services are performed.
- Evaluate progressive changes.
- Plan short and long term continuing care.
Motivational Interviewing
- MI (Motivational Interviewing) and brief motivational interviewing is person-centered and uses goal-directed communication.
- It helps to elicit and strengthen intrinsic motivation for positive change.
- MI has been applied in many health professions.
- Is an approach to changing a patient's behaviors.
Elements of MI Spirit
- Partnership: Establish a positive interpersonal setting for change.
- Acceptance: Accept the patient's current state.
- Compassion: Prioritize the patient's needs.
- Evocation: Determine the patient's strengths, thoughts, and resources.
Guiding Principles
- Resist the righting reflex of telling someone what to do.
- Understand the patient and their motivation.
- Listen to the patient.
- Empower the patient.
The 4 Processes of Motivational Interviewing
- Engaging: Establish a helpful connection and working relationship.
- Focusing: Develop and maintain a specific direction.
- Evoking: Elicit the patient's motivations for change.
- Planning: Develop commitment to change and formulate a concrete plan of action.
Core Skills of MI (OARS)
- Ask open-ended questions.
- Affirmations: Emphasize positive attributes.
- Reflective Listening: Add meaning and guess about the unspoken.
- Summary: Summarize the information given by the patient.
Sustain Talk versus Change Talk
- Patients happy with current behaviors will talk about maintaining the status quo more than changing.
- Learning occurs when knowledge or skills are acquired.
- Commitment
- Action Toward
- Taking Steps
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