ebrahim patel

ep

I am retired RGN, I have done 40 yrs. in health secter

Location Preston

Activity

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Expert discussion: Radiologist

    very good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    A clinical introduction to Week 3

    good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Research discussion

    Doctors are trying to solve clinical problems

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The autonomic nerves of the abdomen

    a tough lesson

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Muscles of the posterior abdominal wall

    good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    An introduction to the posterior abdominal wall

    good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    About the week

    looking forward for this week

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Next week

    ready to learn

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Expert discussion: pathologist

    MDT Team -very good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    A clinical introduction to week 2

    good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The gall bladder, pancreas and spleen

    The level of cholesterol in bile is too high and excess cholesterol forms into gallstone

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The liver

    P H increase pressure in the portal vein

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    An introduction to the accessory organs of digestion and spleen

    good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The gastrointestinal tract (part 2)

    good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The gastrointestinal tract (part 1)

    good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Course overview and close

    Thank you

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Taking your learning further

    ready to learn

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Glossary

    very helping

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Expert discussion: surgeon

    inguinal hernia - very good explanation

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Question time

    Can the patient develop peritonitis i e like bronchitis, arthritis

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The omenta and peritoneal ligaments

    Omentum double layer of peritoneum attached to the stomach and linking it with other abdominal organs

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    An introduction to the peritoneum

    Very good video Duct tube-like structure
    peritonitis inflammation of the peritoneum

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The inguinal canal

    interesting

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The anterior abdominal wall and rectus sheath

    interesting

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Introducing the anterior abdominal wall

    interesting

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Working through the course

    I learn about the abdomen in nurse training

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Welcome to the course

    I am a retired nurse Uk

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Discussion and reflection on the task

    I agree with the comments

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Conclusion, key references and further resources

    Thank you for the course

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Unicef UK Baby Friendly Initiative

    Breastfeeding is the best medicine

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The growth of infant formula milk

    infant formula milk side effects - allergy, skin rash, irritability, crying after feed, nausea, vomiting, easily get chest infection

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Socioeconomic challenges of breastfeeding

    1 Reduce B F support, cut in health funding, negative attitude towards BF
    , lacking knowledge of BF, poor socio-economic factors
    option -cross nursing more funding , more awareness

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    How breastfeeding works

    good teaching video

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Skin-to-skin contact

    Skin to the skin contact is important

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The value of human milk and breastfeeding

    Breastfeeding is the best food for babies

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Constituents of human milk

    Breast milk has all the minerals

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    How lactation works

    Good video

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Functional anatomy of the breast

    interesting

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    An introduction to infant feeding for medical students

    want to lern

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    What next?

    thank you

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    What have I learned?

    chunk and check, repeat the sentence, eye contact, speak slowly and clearly,
    , check the patient level of H L, check the patient hearing level

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Summary of Week 3

    very good week

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Implementation of teach-back in practice

    I am always using the teach-back method with my grand childrens

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Teach back the teach-back method

    Teach back is the best method

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Teach-back and demonstrating understanding

    Give the inhaler to the patient and see how they use the inhaler and watch them

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Chunk and check

    Breakdown the information into small chunks and then told to the patient

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    How to use the teach-back method

    The patient understood everything that G P said

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The teach-back method

    Studies have shown that 40 to 80% of medical information patients are told during office hours is forgotten immediately and nearly half of the information retained is correct

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Patient misunderstanding

    very upsetting example of L H L patient did not absorb everything that GP said

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Patient understanding in practice

    Patient-level of understanding
    1 Did the patient understand
    2 GP wants to make sure patients understand
    3 G P is double-checking

    ...

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Claims and demonstrations of understanding

    show demonstration to patient

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Patient empowerment through activation

    P P is a process through which people gain control over decisions and actions affecting their health
    benefits - 1it enhances the medical outcome 2also lower cost

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Encouraging patients to ask questions

    The doctor clearly explain the working of the Depo shot and the patient is satisfied - good communication

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Ask Me 3

    1 the patient wants to know Diagnose of his condition, 2 he wants to change his lifestyle 3, he wants to prioritize his A D L

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Patient resources for asking questions

    very good health website, but people don't bother

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Translating medical jargon to plain language

    no food or drink after 12 m n
    urine result --no problem, it's fine

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Plain language over overcomplicated lexicon

    Good simple communication

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Choose your words wisely

    How can I help you

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Tailoring medical information to your patient's needs

    Before coming to see GP patient must write on a piece of paper about his disease and then discuss it with G P, it will help them both and save time

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Ask, dont tell

    Docter was not friendly. A friendly attitude is needed

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Communication barriers experienced by patients

    Good friendly, relationship is need

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Communication barriers

    Doctors using medical words, have no eye contact, talking too much, language and cultural barriers, have no compassion and empathy, HCPs have little time for each patient.

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The use of jargon

    Avoid jargon, when talking to another person eye contact is inportant

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Welcome to Week 3

    removing barriers is important

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    To screen or not to screen?

    Screening helps in identifying if a person are at risk or have a disease that he doesn't know it, early detection of the disease result in better management
    Disadvantage - the person has no sign of cancer in the test, although they actually have cancer, screening test miss a problem
    anxiety, change the whole lifestyle,depression, suicidal thoughts...

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Is there a better way to measure health literacy?

    Screening is a good initiate but some patient find difficult to fill the form and they are embarrassed for help from other people because of low LHL they might make mistake in filling the form and this will affect his treatment

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Some other predictors of limited health literacy

    The social graph in health literacy must be taken into account when developing public health strategies to improve equality in European countries

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Starting to identify patients with limited health literacy

    No, I haven't but a red flag is a good approach to sort patients with a problem

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    From theory to (clinical) practice

    Both Doctors are doing an excellent job

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    I understand, therefore I am (empowered)

    If Doctors explained to the patient how to take tablets in simple language
    to the patient, he will understand, then they're no question of ashamed

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Facilitating understanding is understandable. Understood?

    Interpreters, booklet in simple languages for a client, pictures, explaining illness in simple languages HCPs relations, and friends, personal carer

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    I (now) know that I know nothing

    1 Too much to take in if the client has LHL
    2 Awareness of the illness is important, more media reports
    3 P C C is the best model, it improves patient health and gives him more confidence

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Patient decision making

    Bob wants to control his diabetes in his own way and determination

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Em(power)ment to the people!

    Empowerment Once the client understands his illness more authority - power should be given to him to treat thise disease

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Universal precautions approach and person-centred care

    Hospital protocol = personal attention
    standard care =personal care
    No empathy = empathy
    All Patients equal = individual
    General care = Holistic care

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Health literacy and person-centred care

    P C C and health literacy are interrelated, by giving the right treatment and advice and helping him to make decisions about his condition he will get better

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Elements of person-centred care ranked

    Empathy, communication, respect relationship, holistic focus, engagement, individual focus, engagement, shares decisions,

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    What are the components of person-centred care?

    In P C C both HCPs and patients are working to improve the health of a patient, all the needs of a patient are addressed

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Basics of person-centred care

    P C C plan gives clients the power to manage their own health and make informed decisions about their care and treatment and support them to improve their health and give them the best opportunity to lead the life they want

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Facilitating access and promoting communication and understanding

    1 U P A means treatment all patients as if they are at risk of not understanding health informatiom when HCPs use this approach they accept that HCPs can,t accurately identify who understand and who can't
    2 more help from clinic staff, Qs written easy language, simple format
    3 more awareness, Separate - private room to fill the form

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The usefulness of the Universal Precautions Toolkit

    1 The toolkit provides evidence-based guidance to support primary care in addressing health literacy, the tool kit can help practice reduce the complexity of health care. increased patient understanding of health care information and increase support for patients of all literacy levels
    2 some patients don't understand medical words and they go...

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Using universal solutions to target universal problems

    Dr Darren video summary
    1 Use plain language 2 Limit content 3 Use pictures 4 Encourage questions

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Using forms to access healthcare

    Help from clinic staff should be available for people who find difficulty in understanding the complicated form.

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Enable patients with limited health literacy to access health services

    Clinic staff should help the patient to fill the forms, the forms must have simple questions so that patient can understand them and fill them

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Problems in successfully completing healthcare forms

    Health clinic workers can help the patient to fill complicated health form

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Healthcare forms explained

    For a layman, the medical history form is difficult to understand

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Understandability of healthcare forms

    Medical history form was easy

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Patient experiences and difficulties with healthcare

    Some people are very worried when they have to fill a form in a health clinic, they have a mild anxiety attack because they don't understand some medical terms

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Finding solutions

    I prefer person centered care approach

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Changing patterns of health literacy in Europe

    In England, 42% of working adults are unable to understand and make use of everyday health information

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Health literacy as a European challenge

    In poorer countries, health services are not working properly, so health
    literacy knowledge is also is very poor among the population.

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Mitigating the negative impact of limited health literacy

    how to operate the gadget, how to discard the needle in the hazard box after use in a simple language so that client can understand easily

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Mitigating the negative impact of limited health literacy

    There are many tools available in the market to check BS level, It is the job of HCPs to advise the client about how to use the gadget safely, explain the client

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The impact of limited health literacy on health outcomes

    HCPs should be more aware of the patient little knowledge of medical words and jargon

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Experiences from healthcare professionals with health literacy

    the first case -patient, the hospital did not write the correct position of the clinic in the appointment letter, in 2nd case hospital should have rung her about not eating breakfast

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The health system and health professionals

    Religion, economic, housing factors, lack of reading and understanding skill

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Health literacy classification

    Body-conscious- Interactive health literacy

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The story of the skills and abilities of Ms Jones

    Mrs. Jones needs IT and numeracy skill plus good memory , communicating skill these skills will be helping when sees G P

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    The architecture of health literacy

    Basic knowledge of maths and Human physiology will be helpful

  • ebrahim patel made a comment
    Applying health information and instructions

    He understood the instruction