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These notes cover telemedicine, e-professionalism, reflection, self-regulation concepts for healthcare professionals. The content discusses benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations of telemedicine/e-professionalism. It also introduces Gibbs' reflective cycle and self-regulation in the healthcare field.
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Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG » By: A.G Page |0 Definition » » Importance of professionalism → By: A.G Page |1 ...
Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG » By: A.G Page |0 Definition » » Importance of professionalism → By: A.G Page |1 Commitments & elements of professionalism » » » The three commitments: 1 To maintain 2 To sustain 3 To be responsive » The six elements: Principles of Professionalism Principles are built upon the establishment of: To show professionalism you must be: By: A.G Page |2 Professionalism pyramid Traits of professionalism 10 + + + + + + + + + + Pillars of professionalism By: A.G Page |3 1 Responsibility & Accountability » » » » » » N.B 2 Commitment to Excellence + + Def [ [ [ By: A.G Page |4 3 Respect for Others Def Applied to » What to do ?? 4 Honesty & Integrity » » 5 Care & Compassion » Caring, in the most basic terms Caring, in the professional context » To be compassionate is to: By: A.G Page |5 Professional vs unprofessional Social responsibility » » a desire to do good » By: A.G Page |6 Role of Students Students need to commit to responsibilities as: + Seek & 1 accept 2 Commit + + 3 Be mindful + 4 Admit to + + 5 Refrain + Be 6 considerate & respectful Meet the + 7 expectations + Recognize 8 limitations » By: A.G Page |7 Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG By: A.G Page |0 2 PCM LEC 2 Telemedicine & E-professionalism Telemedicine Vs telehealth Telemedicine Telehealth Def Refers to Benefits to Healthcare Professionals BY A.G 1 2 PCM Benefits to patients Types of Telemedicine BY A.G 2 2 PCM 1 A Real-Time (two-way) Interactive Services Example b Asynchronous exchange of relevant information Store-and-Forward Remote Monitoring About Examples BY A.G 3 2 PCM 2 Video Audio Text Based 3 4 BY A.G 4 2 PCM Ethical issues when practicing telemedicine 1 2 3 4 5 6 BY A.G 5 2 PCM How to deal with telemedicine case? Elements to be considered before any telemedicine consultation: 1 Identification of Physician & Patient Patient identification A physician 2 Mode of communication BY A.G 6 2 PCM 3 Patient consent 4 Exchange of information for patient evaluation 5 Patient Education & managment 6 Write & Communicate prescription Challenges BY A.G 7 2 PCM E-PROFESHANLISM OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS Def Social Media & Social Networking Sites Social Networking Sites Def Categories “ 5 groups” Benefits to HCPs Dangers to HCPs BY A.G 8 2 PCM Benefits of social media on E-Professionalism of Health Care Professionals Professional networking ↑ Professional education and training Patient education & health promotion BY A.G 9 2 PCM Dangers of Social Media on E-Professionalism of Health Care Profession Loosening accountability, Compromising confidentiality, Blurred professional boundaries, Depiction of unprofessional behaviour, BY A.G 10 2 PCM legal issues Barriers to using social media for Health Care Professionals: BY A.G 11 Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG By: A.G Page |0 3 PCM LEC 3 Reflection & self-regulation Def Benefits of reflection Increase self- 1 awareness Improve 2 decision- making skills Encourage 3 Empathy Improve 4 communication Enhance lifelong 5 learning Improve critical 6 thinking BY A.G 1 3 PCM Gibbs' Model of reflection six Stages of Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle: 1. Description 2. Feelings 3. Evaluation BY A.G 2 3 PCM 4. Analysis 5. Conclusion 6. Action Plan Methods of Reflection Written Reflection Group Reflection Mentorship and feedback Portfolio Reflection BY A.G 3 3 PCM Barriers to reflection Time limitations Fear of judgement Emotional discomfort Lack of role models Remember the cycle & lets go for practice BY A.G 4 3 PCM During a practical session, you were tasked with Situation performing a medical procedure for the first time. 1 Reflect on your experience. 1 - Description: 2- Feelings: 3- Evaluation : BY A.G 5 3 PCM 4- Analysis: 5– Conclusion: 6- Action plan : BY A.G 6 3 PCM Situation You successfully diagnosed a rare condition in a patient. 2 Reflect on your experience. 1. Description: 2. Feelings: 3. Evaluation: 4. Analysis 5. Conclusion: 6. Action Plan BY A.G 7 3 PCM self-regulation Def The Role of reflection & self-regulation Importance of Self-Regulation: Continuous 1 Learning & Improvement 2 Adaptability Patient care & 3 safety 4 Well-being BY A.G 8 3 PCM Phases of Self-Regulation BY A.G 9 3 PCM MCQ BY A.G 10 Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG By: A.G Page |0 4 PCM LEC 4 Social Accountability & Student Wellbeing 1 INTRODUCTION Spectrum of social obligation Responsibility Responsiveness Accountability BY A.G 1 4 PCM social accountability Def Social Accountability for Medical Students Refers to Aims to BY A.G 2 4 PCM Importance of Social Accountability Social accountability is essential for medical students as it; 1 Promotes Patient-centered Care r r 2 Addresses Healthcare Disparities r r BY A.G 3 4 PCM 3 Encourages Community Engagement r r 4 Reinforces Professional Integrity & Ethics r r 5 Supports A Commitment to Lifelong Learning r r BY A.G 4 4 PCM Challenges Of Social Accountability For Medical Students 1 Time constraints Lack of exposure 2 & awareness 3 Limited resources Resistance to 4 change How to overcome Challenges a Role of the Faculty Curriculum integration Community partnerships Flexible scheduling BY A.G 5 4 PCM B Role Of The students Community Engagement Research & Evaluation Self-Reflection & Continuous Learning BY A.G 6 4 PCM 2 Dimensions of Wellness ELEMENTS of Wellness r wellness toolkit r BY A.G 7 4 PCM Elements of Wellness: Self-care 1 practices 2 Time management → 3 Seek support Set realistic 4 expectations Practice mindfulness & 5 stress reduction techniques Reflect and 6 practice self- reflection Maintain a work- 7 life balance Maintain 8 boundaries: BY A.G 8 4 PCM Create Your Wellness Routine: Suggestions 1 2 BY A.G 9 5 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 1 5 PCM LEC 5 Introduction to Ethics Ethics → Medical ethics → ETHICS & LAW ETHICS LAW BY A.G 2 5 PCM Key concepts in medical ethics 1) Respect self-determination or autonomy: Mental capacity Honesty Confidentiality Harm and benefit Compassion BY A.G 3 5 PCM Fairness and equity Competence BY A.G 4 5 PCM Principlism Def Role pillars of principlism v The 4 pillars of principlism are: مهم جدااMCQ Respect for 1 Autonomy 2 Beneficence 3 Non-maleficence 4 Justice Types of Physician-Patient Relationship Therapeutic Formal BY A.G 5 5 PCM 1 Therapeutic relationship r r 2 Formal relationship r A third party has referred the patient for impartial medical examination, e.g.: BY A.G 6 6 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 6 PCM LEC 6 Physician duties and rights Physician's duties » Compulsory duties and Voluntary duties of the physician Compulsory duties Notification of: Reporting of: Responding to Voluntary duties Treat & continue to treat Obtain Obtain Issue Conduct Conduct 7) Inspect prisons Attend BY A.G 1 6 PCM Duties of a Physician towards Patients Exercise reasonable degree of skills & 1 knowledge (competent) Attendance & 2 examination Prescribe proper, 3 suitable, & approved medicines. 4 Control & warn 5 Instructions 6 Third parties BY A.G 2 6 PCM Sufficient 7 information 8 Consent 9 Investigations 10 Emergency cases BY A.G 3 6 PCM 11 Operations Professional secrecy 12 / confidentiality Maintaining the 13 medical record Conditions to release patient’s secrets without his consent BY A.G 4 6 PCM Duties of a Physician in Consultation The patient has the right to obtain a second opinion or choose someone else to provide a consultation or service. 1 2 3 4 BY A.G 5 6 PCM Responsibility of Physician towards colleagues 1 2 3 BY A.G 6 6 PCM Physician Privileges (rights) BY A.G 7 7 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 7 PCM LEC 7 Informed consent Mental capacity Def “Capacious” or “Competent” قادر او كفء 1 2 3 4 5 BY A.G 1 7 PCM Conditions in which the person lacks mental capacity So , In case of lack of capacity االستقاللية Autonomy كل مريض له حرية القرار بشرط يكون فاهم كل حاجة وبالتالي هو المسئول عن قراره Def سواء كان بالقبول أو بالرفض وهو الذي يتحمل مسؤولية قراره BY A.G 2 7 PCM consent Def key كفاءة elements طواعية عن علم Forms 1 Implied consent 2 Expressed consent Oral/verbal consent Written consent Obtained for BY A.G 3 7 PCM Informed valid Consent It implies the understanding of the patient of: Informed Refusal BY A.G 4 7 PCM General guidelines of consent : 1 2 3 4 5 Special situations When there is no nearest relative In criminal cases Female examination In rape Mass immunization BY A.G 5 7 PCM Donation of organ وصية after death Prenatal diagnostic procedures Autopsy Exceptions to informed consent BY A.G 6 7 PCM Therapeutic privilege Def Blanket (open) consent BY A.G 7 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 PCM LEC Confidentiality (Professional Secrecy) )(السرية المهنية Def االفشاء Include المعلومات تخضع لواجب السرية Confidentiality covers: المجالت و المستشفياااات BY A.G 1 PCM Privacy & Confidentiality Privacy Confidentiality جسم المريض معلومات المريض Important Principles القانون موافقة المريض The doctor يقاضى الدكتور The بإرادته patient ضرر للعيان مفيش مصلحة عامة BY A.G 2 PCM Measures to protect patients ‘ privacy اجراءات حماية خصوصية المريض ‟ 1 2 3 Rooms & clothes 4 5 Lifts 6 3rd person 7 االذن 8 الخصوصية 9 10 11 Avoid 12 اديله وقته 13 BY A.G 3 PCM Patients’ information Information Measures to protect Email and fax مشفره الزم مراقبه و تسجيل دخول Electronic االرقام السريه records تغير تمسح شاشة المريض السابق مكان امن تتبعها Manual records All records General measures: الوصول للسجالت Limit↓ تبادل المعلومات بين الموظفين Do not اوعى Set توصل بسرعه policies تتعامل مع اى اختراق BY A.G 4 PCM ( 30 ) مادة ال يجوز للطبيب إفشاء أسرار مريضه التي اطلع عليها بحكم مهنته إال إذا كان ذلك بناء على قرار قضائي -.أو في حالة إمكان وقوع ضرر جسيم ومتيقن يصيب الغير أو في الحاالت االخري التي يحددها القانون Privileged communications Def صاحب امتياز االلتماس A doctor can disclose and discuss the medical facts of a case with other doctors and paramedical staff, such as nurses, radiologist and physiotherapist to provide better service to the patient. BY A.G 5 PCM Conditions of permissible disclosure of professional secrets: امتى نفشى االسرار المهنيه؟ On the request of the patient himself: 1 طلب المريض For the sake of the patient: مصلحة 2 المريض For the sake of the public: مصلحة 3 المجتمع For the sake of medical men: مصلحة 4 الدكتور In cases of expert witness: 5 شاهد BY A.G 6 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 PCM LEC Successful communication Def حوار من طرف واحد Includes Aim of communication: نقل تستقبل و تفهم نقل فكره او شعور الكيفيه الطريقه نفسها بتفرق Model of communication BY A.G 1 PCM Sender Message Channel of communication Decoding Receiver Feedback Principles of communication Communication is a series of learned skills which is based on 3 pillars: All combine to contribute to effectiveness of communication. BY A.G 2 PCM Types of Communication 1 Verbal KISS K I S S 2 Non-verbal Facial expressions Gestures Eye contact Body postures Paralanguage Distance Touch Appearance BY A.G 3 PCM Communication & medicine BY A.G 4 PCM 6. Learn How medical Communication is done? الموظفون المساعدون نتائج البحوث االداريين االدله فى المحكمه Barriers to effective communication التعب و االجهاد BY A.G 5 PCM Active listening skills تركز تكرر واجه هز راسك ااااااوى اتكلم و ناقش اى حاجه خايف – وحيد – محبط – الم – مش مرتاح – قلقااااان BY A.G 6 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 PCM LEC 10 Teamwork team vs group A team A group TEAM rT E A M rT E A M Key to team effectiveness: BY A.G 1 PCM Problems during teamwork Effective teamwork can be eroded by a variety of problems: criteria of Efficient team member: Benefits of Teamwork Collective knowledge & Collective skills Stages of Team Development Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 BY A.G 2 11 PCM Stage Name Character At this stage the team members: Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 BY A.G 3 11 PCM Team ground rules 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 BY A.G 4 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 PCM LEC Conflict Def Within this simple definition there are several important understandings that emerge: Disagreement Parties involved الناس بتستجيب للتهديدات المتصوره و ليست الحقيقيه Perceived threat التصور مش حقيقه و لكن السلوكيات و المشاعر بتتغيرمن خالل التهديدات اللى بيواجهوها . الزم تفهم التهديد الحقيقى و تضع حلول و تتصرف بشكل بناء BY A.G 1 PCM Conflict Resolution Skills r مهم : r اضافة 1 → 2 → تحكم فى سلوكياتتك و عواطفك تتواصل بدون تهديد او خوف او معاقبه 3 احنرم االختالف و خليييييييك محترم بقى 4 BY A.G 2 PCM Four key conflict resolution skills r تخفيف التوتر بسرعه ظبط مشاعرك و كنترول . المهارات بقى و حركات االيد روح الفكاهه و تتعامل مع التحديات r fifth خطوة بخطوة حل الخالفات بطرق تبنى على الثقه و االطمئنان Conflict resolution skill 1 Quickly relieve stress r r االرهاق r الحواس كل واحد ليه طريقته انه يهدى BY A.G 3 PCM Conflict resolution skill 2 Recognize & manage your emotions. r r تهدئه الخالفات r r → اضافة هتقل قدرتك على الحل و مواجهة الخالفات: لو كنت خايف من المشاعر القويه و مصر انك تالقلى حل عقالنى Conflict resolution skill 3 Improve your nonverbal communication skills r r اضافة Conflict resolution skill 4 Use humor and play to deal with challenges r المرح و الفكاهه r r اضافة 😉😉 ما محبه اال بعد عداوة, اضحك و العب و اقلب المشكله و الصراع الى تواصل كويس BY A.G 4 PCM نصائح الداره و حل الصراعاتTips for managing & resolving conflict. اضافة النضج العاطفى ضبط النفس التعاطف صعب محبط مخييييييييييف التزام اولويه العالقه نركز فى دلوقتى اختار و شوف المشاكل بتاعتك مستعد للتسامح الزم تعرف تسيب ايه امتى ؟؟؟ Make the 1 relationship your priority االستياء هتضعف 2 Focus on the present ركز فى دلوقتى 3 Pick your battles اضافة الجدال ال يستحق العناء BY A.G 5 PCM لو مش هتقدر تسامح انسى انك تحل المشكله الحل بيكمن فى الرغبه فى 4 Be willing to forgive العقاب اضافة اللى عمره ما هيعوض الخسائر 5 Know when to let something go Managing and resolving conflict by learning how to listen: اضافة BY A.G 6 PCM Emotional Intelligence اضافة تمنع تفاقم الموقف تفسير مشاعر الناس هتعرف تتواصل من غير استفزاز The Five Skills of Emotional Intelligence: Skill 1 تخفيف التوتر Skill 2 الوعى العاطفى Skill 3 التواصل الغير لفظى Skill 4 التواصل المرح Skill 5 حل النزاعات r r BY A.G 7 PCM Conflict Resolution Strategies r The Thomas-Kilmann Model of conflict resolution r الحزم و التعاون r : r فيه وقت معين الستخدام كل واحده.. مفيش استراتيجيه صح و غلط First, two steps you should consider: → 1) Set boundaries 1). الخالف مش شخصى الحدود سريه المناقشه محدش ينفعل 2) Have a third- خايف من االنتقام party weigh-in The Thomas-Kilmann Model of conflict resolution BY A.G 8 PCM BY A.G 9 PCM The Thomas-Kilmann Model of conflict resolution 1 التنافس Competing 2 االستيعاب Accommodating ”The opposite of competing تنازل بقى و دبلوماسيه 3 تجنب Avoiding تخفيف الصراع اضافة تكبت مبتعبرش يكبر لغايه ما تتجاهله اضافة مضايقات صغيره اخطاء مره واحده مشاكل اللى ممكن تكبر لو حددناها BY A.G 10 PCM 4 التعاون Collaborating ((win-win problem-solving توافق الراى . 5 المساومه Compromising غير مرض بشكل عام التفاوض اضافة قاسيه اضافة الحل الوسط الحقائق المهمه اضافة قرار صح دلوقتى BY A.G 11 12 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 12 PCM LEC 12 Physician- patient communication Aim of doctor-patient communication: Effective Communication Effective Communication is associated with: Elements of Effective Communication with the patient: 1 Setting the stage 2 Eliciting information 3 Sharing information 4 Decision making 5 Support BY A.G 1 12 PCM How to develop a good (Doctors - Patients’ Relationship): 1 Information Interactive 2 approach ↑ The helical 3 model 4 With patient BY A.G 2 12 PCM Questions to ask yourself after each consultation: r r r r r r r r r r Common Errors in Communication Non - verbal Listening Information Voice Attitude BY A.G 3 12 PCM Blocking Behaviors of Communication: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) BY A.G 4 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 PCM LEC Communication in cultural diversity definitions Cultural diversity r Communication in cultural diversity r r Cultural competence r r BY A.G 1 PCM The importance of cultural competence in healthcare Understanding 1 & Respect Avoiding 2 misdiagnosis & treatment errors ↓↓ disparities in 3 healthcare outcomes Enhancing patient 4 Satisfaction Building 5 relationships & trust Facilitating effective 6 Teamwork Barriers to effective communication in cultural diversity Language barriers Stereotypes & biases Different perceptions of time → Errors in technology & communication tools Lack of cultural awareness & knowledge Emotional & psychological barriers Nonverbal communication cues BY A.G 2 PCM Cultural differences in nonverbal cues and gestures: Eye contact Hand gestures Facial expressions Touch Silence Posture & body language Solutions for overcoming language barriers BY A.G 3 PCM strategies for improving cultural competence Self-reflection and 1 awareness Develop cultural 2 sensitivity Engage in cultural 3 immersion Seek feedback & 4 guidance Collaborate with 5 cultural experts 6 Practice empathy BY A.G 4 PCM Cases 1) A patient's religious beliefs prohibit them from receiving certain medical treatments. How can the healthcare provider navigate this situation while ensuring the patient's well-being ? r 2) A healthcare provider notices that a patient from a different cultural background seems hesitant to make eye contact during conversations. How can the provider approach this situation? r 3) A patient from a different cultural background is hesitant to share personal health information due to cultural norms around privacy. How can the healthcare provider encourage disclosure while respecting the patient's cultural values? r BY A.G 5 PCM 4) A healthcare provider needs to explain a complex medical procedure to a patient who does not speak the same language. How can the provider effectively communicate with the patient ? r MCQ BY A.G 6 PCM BY A.G 7 PCM Level 1 Sem 1 Dr: AG BY A.G 0 PCM Dealing with Difficult Personalities LEC in the Workplace Introduction r r r r r r r r r r r r r r BY A.G 1 PCM Dealing with Difficult Personalities steps First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Finally BY A.G 2 PCM Levels of difficulty behviour: Difficult Challenging Toxic Winning Over Difficult People Tips to winning over difficult people BY A.G 3 PCM Dealing with Aggressive - Difficult People Be clear Respond with a comment Neutral location Bring them out Asking third person to be present Don’t BY A.G 4 PCM Dealing with Passive - Difficult People Character of passive peoples: Strategy for dealing with passive-difficult people: For example o o o Note that : BY A.G 5 PCM Different personality types, characteristics, and coping strategies 1 Evil Ruler Characteristics Coping Strategies 2 Timid Mouse Characteristics Coping Strategies BY A.G 6 PCM 3 The Professor Characteristics Coping Strategies 4 Thumbs-Up Characteristics Coping Strategies BY A.G 7 PCM 5 Negative Nelly Characteristics Coping Strategies 6 Grumpy Cat Characteristics Coping Strategies BY A.G 8