Unable to make decisions, or Can make a diagnosis, and produce safe, appropriate Plus shows intelligent – even make a working management plans. Involves patients in decision making. interpretation of available data diagnosis. Fails to involve Good recognition of own limits to form an effective hypothesis, patients in decision making. understands the importance of Unaware of own limits probability in diagnosis Date Score Comment 5 Multimorbidity and medical complexity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Accepts a key role in and management of Manages health problems Simultaneously manages both and chronic health acute and chronic problems. separately, without problems. Can tolerate uncertainty, including that of the Anticipates and uses strategies considering implications of patient where appropriate. Communicates risk effectively to to manage uncertainty. multimorbidity. Maintains patients. Encourages patient involvement in health team-based approach positive approach to patient’s promotion and disease prevention. to health promotion, prevention, health. cure, care and palliation and rehabilitation. Date Score Comment 6 Emergency care 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Does not respond to Responds quickly to emergency calls, works well within Shows ability in evaluating the emergency calls, chaos and team, appropriate management of situation emergency situation calmly and panic in emergency situations intelligently, establishes priorities correctly, organises assistance and treatment promptly. Date Score Comment 7 Attitude to and relationship with patients 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Discourteous, inconsiderate Courteous & polite, communicates well with patients, shows Excellent bedside manner, able to of patients views, dignity & appropriate level of emotional involvement in the patient anticipate patients’ emotional and privacy. Unable to reassure, and family. Respects privacy & dignity physical needs and plans to meet subject of repeated them. Explains clearly and complaints Checks understanding. Date Score Comment
Unable to make decisions, or even make a working diagnosis. Fails to involve patients in decision making. Unaware of own limits Can make a diagnosis, and produce safe, appropriate management plans. Involves patients in decision making. Good recognition of own limits Plus – shows intelligent interpretation of available data to form an effective hypothesis, understands the importance of probability in diagnosis Date Score Comment 5 Multimorbidity and medical complexity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Manages health problems separately, without considering implications of multimorbidity. Maintains positive approach to patient’s health. Simultaneously manages both and chronic health problems. Can tolerate uncertainty, including that of the patient where appropriate. Communicates risk effectively to patients. Encourages patient involvement in health promotion and disease prevention. Accepts a key role in and management of acute and chronic problems. Anticipates and uses strategies to manage uncertainty. team-based approach to health promotion, prevention, cure, care and palliation and rehabilitation. Date Score Comment 6 Emergency care 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Does not respond to emergency calls, chaos and panic in emergency situations Responds quickly to emergency calls, works well within team, appropriate management of situation Shows ability in evaluating the emergency situation calmly and intelligently, establishes priorities correctly, organises assistance and treatment promptly. Date Score Comment 7 Attitude to and relationship with patients 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Discourteous, inconsiderate of patients views, dignity & privacy. Unable to reassure, subject of repeated complaints Courteous & polite, communicates well with patients, shows appropriate level of emotional involvement in the patient and family. Respects privacy & dignity Excellent bedside manner, able to anticipate patients’ emotional and physical needs and plans to meet them. Explains clearly and Checks understanding. Date Score Comment
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