1,2 Evaluate the technical quality of BP How to identify recordings/measurements recordings/measurements, identify that are sub-standard. suboptimal When and how to refer to senior colleagues. recordings/measurements and where necessary, knowing when to refer to senior colleagues. KEY COMPETENCES KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING SUGGESTED EVIDENCE LEARNING OUTCOMES 1,2 Treat the patient in a way that The rights of the patient with regard to Evidence from DOPS on respects their dignity, rights, consent for treatment and confidentiality of performing an ambulatory BP privacy and confidentiality when consultation and medical records. measurement measuring BP. Key factors influencing dignity, rights, privacy and confidentiality, including age, Accompanied by evidence gender, culture and beliefs. from Questioning (written / Correct position of the patient ensuring verbal) comfort, cooperation and optimal investigation results. Annotated ambulatory BP The impact of incorrect positioning or report and appropriately on investigation results. censored printout of recording 1,2 Explain the procedure for BP The importance of introducing yourself and measurement to the patient and your role as a student healthcare science gain informed consent. practitioner as part of the process of introduction and consent. The importance of explaining the procedure for each investigation to the patient and gaining informed consent. The relevant procedures and requirements for patient conformance. Clinical indications and contraindications for each investigation.
1,2 Evaluate the technical quality of BP recordings/measurements, identify suboptimal recordings/measurements and where necessary, knowing when to refer to senior colleagues. How to identify recordings/measurements that are sub-standard. When and how to refer to senior colleagues. KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES COMPETENCES KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING SUGGESTED EVIDENCE 1,2 Treat the patient in a way that respects their dignity, rights, privacy and confidentiality when measuring BP. The rights of the patient with regard to consent for treatment and confidentiality of consultation and medical records. Key factors influencing dignity, rights, privacy and confidentiality, including age, gender, culture and beliefs. Correct position of the patient ensuring comfort, cooperation and optimal investigation results. The impact of incorrect positioning or on investigation results. Evidence from DOPS on performing an ambulatory BP measurement Accompanied by evidence from Questioning (written / verbal) Annotated ambulatory BP report and appropriately censored printout of recording 1,2 Explain the procedure for BP measurement to the patient and gain informed consent. The importance of introducing yourself and your role as a student healthcare science practitioner as part of the process of introduction and consent. The importance of explaining the procedure for each investigation to the patient and gaining informed consent. The relevant procedures and requirements for patient conformance. Clinical indications and contraindications for each investigation.
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