PPT-Improving Physician-Patient Adherence Communication

Ira Wilson MD MSc 1 Conflicts of Interest Dr Wilson has no conflicts of interest 2 Goals 4 Questions Is providerpatient communication really that important in adherence What is the quality of adherence related communication. Physician-Patient Adherence Communication. Ira Wilson, MD, . MSc. 1. Conflicts of Interest. Dr. Wilson has no conflicts . of interest. 2. Goals: 4 Questions. Is provider-patient. communication really that important in adherence?. SBAR-DR and .. edadmit. Objectives. List barriers to safe patient care handoff between EM to admitting physicians. Describe elements of effective ED to inpatient handoff . Explain the SBAR-DR . mneomic. Have you really addressed your patient’s concerns?. August 20, 2013. SETMA Provider Education Meeting. What is Patient-Centered Communication?. FAMILY PRACTICE MANAGEMENT. www.aafp.org/fpm. . March 2008. Performance . Improvement. Leadership Development Program. Center for Health Care Quality. University of Missouri – Columbia. Team. Provider Champion/Coach/Facilitator. Kevin Dellsperger, MD. Kristin Hahn-Cover, MD. Dual Situation Awareness . between Patient and Clinician. Richard A. Olson MD, FACS. Habersham Medical Center. Demorest, Georgia . dr.rich.olson@gmail.com. Why pursue a model of Dr/Pt SA?. Better design of . Part 1 of 3: Nonverbal Communication. Patrick Hunt, MD, MBA. Educational Objectives. Describe research findings about the relationship of communication and malpractice claims.. Identify and demonstrate nonverbal communication techniques that can lessen malpractice risk as well as improve clinical outcomes and increase patient satisfaction.. The Virginia POST Collaborative. 1. Objectives. Describe the need for a system to ensure respect for patients’ preferences at the end of life. Review the National POLST Paradigm. Review the current regional POST Projects. Drs. Wesley Buch & David Hunt. Format. Interactive Format. Four Scenarios. Three Repeating Questions. What’s Wrong Here?. Patient Feels?. Physician Feels?. What Would You Do Differently?. What Do We Suggest?. Adherence vs. Compliance . Adherence. : “the degree to which a person’s behavior coincides with medical advice”. Adherence requires the patient’s agreement with the recommendations. Compliance. Team Members. Michael Ingram Jr, Heather Makwinski, Joshua Michalik, Samantha Taylor Talarico. 0. 2. 03. 01. BACKGROUND: The Business Case. Health Insurance. Companies. Medication non-adherence can have negative implications for the patient, the doctor/hospital, and insurance company.. SBAR-DR and .. edadmit. Objectives. List barriers to safe patient care handoff between EM to admitting physicians. Describe elements of effective ED to inpatient handoff . Explain the SBAR-DR . mneomic. Audiology: . How Our Responses to Patient Emotions Directly Impact Patient Outcomes. Kris English, PhD. The University of Akron. “Five Domains of Emotional Intelligence”. Knowing one’s own emotions (self-awareness). -Patient RelationshipDouglas A Drossman MD Center Co-DirectorDonna D Swantkowski MedThere are several techniques that can help physicians facilitate constructive patientinterviews and make the most of Enhance Outcomes for Your Patients with Diabetes. Presenter Disclosure. Relationships with Financial Sponsors. [Presenter Name, Credentials]. [Affiliations]. GRANTS/RESEARCH SUPPORT:. SPEAKERS BUREAU/HONORARIA:.