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Seminar given in Portsmouth covering adolescent health and development and transition
Lecture slides accompanying session, covering: the BM programmes and the changing context in which we work; the educational principles underpinning the programmes; some educational theories/models; how to start thinking about your career
A very short summary of things to consider when breaking significant news by John Perry
We did an nline teaching session in which we talking through a focussed history and examination in a range of paediatric conditions. Students should have a go at construction their own approach to these, and then see how we got on. They can then look at the powerpoints that all the students collaboratively put together
Two articles on COPD and Mental Health: a) Strategies to improve anxiety and depression in patients with COPD: a mental health perspective b) Mental disorders in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Overview of the sorts of questions and things we want to think about in the Final Year PPD tutorials
A major new review suggests that around 28 million adults in the UK are affected by some type of chronic pain (pain that lasts for more than three months).
Commsite: a resource to help communication skills. Providing videos and other resource items created by students for students
Commsite: a resource to help communication skills. Providing videos and other resource items created by students for students
Commsite: a resource to help communication skills. Providing videos and other resource items created by students for students
A podcast by Dr Jane Wilkinson discussing the challenges of communicating with patients and relatives when the diagnosis is not clear
Summary written by John Perry on tips to remember when thinking about communication skills
Slides accompanying lecture covering: the A-B-C model; thinking errors; survival mode vs competency mode; the stressor-response chain
Slides accompanying session introducing communication skills, covering: benefits of good communication skills; barriers to effective communication; patient-centred communication skills
Slides accompanying session on body language and non-verbal communication
Slides accompanying plenary covering: the epidemiology of dementia; diagnosis and cognitive tests for dementia; types of dementia; neuroimaging signs; key medication and management
Please look at in advance of Disabilities week; Slides looking at case studies of media coverage of disability,
Slides accompanying symposium, looking at different styles of doctor-patient consultations
Notes accompanying lecture on doctor/patient interaction styles
This document gives students and facilitators the timeline for their tutorial, and a template to be used as they prepare for the case discussion in week 2-3
Website link: https://www.bhf.org.uk/informationsupport/heart-matters-magazine/wellbeing/mental-health/mental-health-survey
Website link: https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/a-to-z/p/physical-health-and-mental-health
https://www.england.nhs.uk/mental-health/adults/iapt/ NHS website
Introduction to academic resources for medicine critical selection of web resources Plagiarism and Referencing
This gives an overview of the area, core concepts that students need to be aware of and an understanding of how the week has been constructed to ensure students understand the mutifactorial nature of this complex clincal problem
The first block of the final year PPD module looks at Communication, Partnership and Teamwork. This is a short introductory audio
Contains 1. Overview of the field 2. Case (video) 3. Supporting information for the case 4. Resources for the supporting information a. Sciatica Option Grid b. NICE neuropathic pain pathway c. Startback d. Pain Management Programmes information 5. REsources for introductory lecture a.CMO England report on Pain
Short descri[tion of the five models used to make causal atributions in formulations
Slides accompanying session examining the concept of stigma using lung cancer as an example
This is a form with tick boxes for the most common psychopathologycal presentations. It is a useful way to do a MSE pointing by numbers. If you use it, try to learn what each of the words means. It was developed by Jeff Patrick
This is a comprehensive decument with brief descriptions of the meaning of the terms commonly used in a menatl state examination. It was developed by ACCESS Behavioural Science
an overview of pregnancy and the management of normal Labour
An overview of pregnancy and the management of normal labour
Slides accompanying lecture on motivational interviewing, covering: general principles of motivational interviewing; key skills; Prochaska and DiClemente's Stages of Change module
Week 1 seminar delivered in Portsmouth. Covers challenges of involving children in consultations
Slides accompanying session on peer teaching, looking at communication skills and feedback
Trends in physical activity, barriers and enablers of change, interventions for individuals and populations
Powerpoint lecture, practical impact of Downs syndrome, Child development, milestones and associated conditions
This document is not only for your psychiatry attachment, but can be referenced for all your clinical placements in healthcare environments. It includes and professional standards of behaviour and dress; communication with patients; your attendance on placements; and personal safety guidance for clinical areas and with patients. You MUST read this document as part of your induction programme.
Final Year PPD podcasts - Block 1, Dr Ian Rodd Speaks about a difficult issue in communication
This lecture covers Health Promotion: theories, principles of practice and politics of improving health and well being
Slides accompanying ICE on ageing and dementia, looking at assessment, diagnosis and management for delirium
Slides describing how to carry out a neurological examination, assessing mental state, cranial nerves, upper and lower limbs
Basic structure to the tutorial - not an exhaustive rigid guide!
A glossay of commoonly used acceptable terms produced by the Down's Syndrome Association
Information about screening, including definitions, requirements, and advantages and disadvantages.
Slides accompanying session on whole person medicine, covering: communication skills; the impact on a consultation of considering the whole person; psychosocial and spiritual aspects of a patient; pastoral care for students
This letter was received by the Trust, and supports the Video and SJT style questions at the beginning of the Communications block of the final year PPD module