Promote healthy lifestyle behaviours to patients with diabetes who have had arthroplasty surgery 8. Communication Verbal communication The AMP demonstrates Use concise, systematic approach to verbally presenting cases to expert colleagues advanced skills in Acknowledge time restraints and competing communicating at all levels demands on expert colleagues and approaches and in particular only when appropriate demonstrates the ability to: Follows ISBAR approach when indicated and appropriate Documentation The AMP will have a Correctly document in the medical record by following all: demonstrated ability to: local policies and procedures national standards professional standards Record accurate and complete clinical that are either electronic or legibly hand written Document clinical that are relevant, objective, accurate and concise Consent The AMP will have a Legislation regarding patient rights and consent to treatment demonstrated knowledge of: Local organisational guidelines for consenting patients The barriers that patients’ capacity to consent The AMP will have a Clearly educate patients of the risks and demonstrated ability to: benefits of investigations or procedures prior to gaining consent Identify patients that are not able to consent Troubleshoot when unable to obtain consent
Promote healthy lifestyle behaviours to patients with diabetes who have had arthroplasty surgery 8. Communication Verbal communication The AMP demonstrates advanced skills in communicating at all levels and in particular demonstrates the ability to: Use concise, systematic approach to verbally presenting cases to expert colleagues Acknowledge time restraints and competing demands on expert colleagues and approaches only when appropriate Follows ISBAR approach when indicated and appropriate Documentation The AMP will have a demonstrated ability to: Correctly document in the medical record by following all: local policies and procedures national standards professional standards Record accurate and complete clinical that are either electronic or legibly hand written Document clinical that are relevant, objective, accurate and concise Consent The AMP will have a demonstrated knowledge of: The AMP will have a demonstrated ability to: Legislation regarding patient rights and consent to treatment Local organisational guidelines for consenting patients The barriers that patients’ capacity to consent Clearly educate patients of the risks and benefits of investigations or procedures prior to gaining consent Identify patients that are not able to consent Troubleshoot when unable to obtain consent
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