MRCP Paces Ethics and Communication SkillsNew primary care organisations are demanding personal and practice-based professional development plans to underpin revalidation of clinicians' professional registration or accreditation of practices. This workbook is unique in showing the reader how to combine and integrate the two and matches national guidelines that explain how to apply guidance in real life for maximum effect. With action plans key facts and references it emphasises how to prioritise learning needs provides examples of plans and focuses on a variety of clinical and organisational topics. It will enable general practitioners nurses therapists and practice managers to design and apply personal development plans as individuals and as multidisciplinary practice teams. |
Contents
Basic medical ethics | 1 |
Following a heart attack | 79 |
29 | 82 |
ulcerative colitis | 87 |
Obesity advice | 91 |
The poorly compliant patient | 95 |
10 | 98 |
Man wanting to selfdischarge | 101 |
Speak with daughter about mothers death | 152 |
Father diagnosed with Huntingtons disease | 157 |
Stopping ventilation and organ donation | 162 |
Transplant 1 The living donor | 168 |
18 | 173 |
Parkinsons disease | 177 |
Requesting a postmortem | 180 |
Seeking consent from a relative | 187 |
Delay in review | 105 |
Obtaining consent for a specialist procedure | 108 |
Warfarin and the pregnant woman | 111 |
Withdrawal of consent | 114 |
Worried about infection after blood transfusion | 118 |
Patient requesting cannabis | 121 |
Recruiting a patient into a clinical trial | 125 |
16 | 127 |
The aggressive patient | 128 |
discussion with the patient | 131 |
Herbal therapy for angina | 135 |
Discussions with relatives | 140 |
Talking about PEG insertion | 144 |
My father is MRSA positive | 148 |
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