In summary, if writing exemplars or , patient involved must be fully informed, give informed consent and be made aware of what the exemplar or study will be used . patient has the right to complain about any exemplar or study and the exemplar or study must be written in a manner that respects the patient.

This code uses 'patient' 2 to mean a person receiving healthcare from a registered health . term 'patient' includes 'clients' and 'consumers'. Depending on the context of practice 3 and recognising the importance of patient-centred care, the term patient can also extend to families and carers (including kinship carers 4), and to groups / communities as ...

Background In 2010 policy changes were introduced to the Australian healthcare system that granted nurse access to the public health insurance scheme (Medicare) subject to a collaborative arrangement with a medical . These changes facilitated nurse practice in primary healthcare settings. This study investigated the perceptions of nurse ...

Aims: To enhance understanding of perspectives of working in lived roles to more closely understand their opinions about these roles. Method: A grounded theory study interviews were conducted with 13 lived . Results: The medical model was a core category arising from this work.

- Job descriptions and person specifications should indicate that life challenges, including mental health conditions, is a desirable asset and that it is essential that the post-holder is willing to use some relevant in their role (e.g. life , interests and activities outside work, cultural and community knowledge, as well as difficulties ...

While have their own beliefs and values, there are certain professional values on which all are expected to base their practice. These professional values apply to the conduct regardless of the setting, including in person and electronically, e.g. social media, e-health etc.

are expected to contribute to a culture of respect and safety for all. Discrimination, bullying and harassment adversely affect health , increase risk to patients and compromise effective teamwork by healthcare teams. Respect is a cornerstone of good practice and of patient safety.

'Self- study' can provide both learning and development opportunities for counselling students. This qualitative narrative study explores seven students' perspectives about their completing a self- study as a learning requirement for a compulsory introductory course in cognitive therapy at undergraduate level.

shared responsibility was the second most described within the reflects the frequency of self-management support in these . 25,27-30,33,34,36,39,40 However, three of these included negative . 27,28,34 In Hamilton et al., 28 people with mental health conditions felt overwhelmed by the expectation of shared decision-making regarding their ...

When is used in the medical humanities, part of its relevance is that this is being mobilized in public, in published academic work. The that is central to psychoanalysis is therapeutic and public, as it is in uses of in the medical humanities. Kaitlin Bell Barnett's book Dosed is based ...

Conclusions In our study, patients appear to value a process of human connectedness above and beyond formalised aspects of agreed goals and care planning. PCC increases patients' confidence in professionals who are competent and able to make them feel safe and secure. Informal elements of partnership provide the conditions for communication and cooperation on which formal ...

Conclusion. storytelling is shown to impact positively on practice, and influence better services and better outcomes for . Iriss has created a storybank, which includes practical guides and examples of storytelling projects to aid use and produce stories effectively. Iriss storybank.

Prior to the study, the participant co-designer completed and signed a written informed consent document. information was then gathered. The methodology employed in this research is a combination of an exploratory study method and the participatory design method (27, 28). The first stage of the system under investigation is the ...

Given the vital basis of the professional judgments made by social workers, this article proposes a framework with which to study the complex mechanisms involved in their judgments that considers three Ps: , professional training, and practice environment.

Furthermore, as involvement activities and the use of have become more prominent, it is timely to examine the involvement process from the perspective of the 'lay participants'. Hence, the aim of this study is to explore how people become involved and how they construct the their lived .

health and illness stories, and accessing the other people online. This is primarily because internet-based experiential health and illness are both a relatively new phenomenon and one that has rapidly expanded in recent years. Much of the published literature has been

Although it cannot be assumed that lived- become therapists primarily to self-heal, they almost certainly benefit from the therapeutic relationship. As Reissman ( 1965 , p. 27) summarised, "while it may be uncertain that people receiving help are always benefited, it seems more likely that the people giving help are profiting from their role."

study is a research methodology, typically seen in social and life sciences. There is no one definition of study research.1 However, very simply… 'a study can be defined as an intensive study about a person, a group of people or a unit, which is aimed to generalize over several units'.1 A study has also been described as an intensive, systematic investigation of a ...

This made me think about my professional life, and the roles of my clinical colleagues. As nurses, they are expected to provide person-centred care in all circumstances. But how can "person-centred-ness" be quantified? Two people could look at the same interaction, and arrive at two polar opinions as to whether or not it was person-centred.

Methods: A multiple study of five primary healthcare sites was undertaken, applying mixed methods research. Six nurse , 13 medical three practice managers participated in the study. Data were collected through direct observations, documents and semi-structured interviews as well as questionnaires

Increasing therapeutic engagement has been identified as a priority within health care. 37 Consequently, therapeutic interpersonal relationships need to be recognized in clinical practice, education, and research. 13 Cioffi, 38 exploring culturally diverse patient in the acute care setting, found the development of therapeutic interpersonal relationships difficult, and therefore ...

This study investigated the perceptions of nurse medical who worked together under the new policies and aimed to identify enablers of collaborative practice models. Methods: A multiple study of five primary healthcare sites was undertaken, applying mixed methods research. Six nurse ...

to help you to reflect on your practice. These will help you to reflect on your practice, and provide a summary of reflective models that can help aid your reflections and make them more effective. Templates are also provided to guide your own activities. Remember, there is no set way to reflect and you can adapt these ...