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Slide 1 - Why study Communications skills? This slide presentation is based on Introductory talks given by Dr Jonathan Silverman from Cambridge The controls at the bottom of the slides allow you to change slide - click on the right arrow View or collapse outline on left View a slide full screen – icon bottom left
Slide 2 - Communication skills - why bother? l Why learn communication skills? l Can you learn communication skills? l What is there to learn? l How is it taught? l Where next?
Slide 3 - The ability to integrate - knowledge base - communication skills - examination skills - problem-solving ability CLINICAL COMPETENCE
Slide 4 - Communication is a core clinical skillHow we do things is just as importantas what we doCommunication skills turn theory into practice The average GP undertakes 200,000 consultations in a professional lifetime!
Slide 5 - Effective communication is essential to the practice of high quality medicine
Slide 6 - Why learn communication skills? Are there problems in communication between doctors and patients? Is there evidence that communication skills can overcome these problems? Can these communication skills be taught?
Slide 7 - Are there problems in communication between doctors and patients? l reasons for the patient's attendance l gathering information l explanation and planning l adherence to plans l medico-legal l lack of empathy and understanding
Slide 8 - Is there evidence that communication skills can be used to overcome these problems? We now have research evidence to validate the use of specific communication skills: l process of the interview l satisfaction l recall and understanding l adherence l outcome: decreased patient concern symptom resolution physiological outcome
Slide 9 - Can communication skills be taught? l communication is a clinical skill l it is a series of learnt skills l experience is a poor teacher l there is conclusive evidence that communication skills can be taught l and that communication skills teaching is retained
Slide 10 - The goals of medical communication Accuracy Efficiency Supportiveness
Slide 11 - Is the prize on offer worth the effort? Effective communication offers more than just good manners or being nice Effective communication enables us to become better doctors clinically Effective communication improves patient care and disease outcomes
Slide 12 - Content: what we do Process: how we do it Perceptual: what we're thinking and feeling What is there to learn?
Slide 13 - Calgary-Cambridge Observation Guide Structure: Initiating the session Gathering information Building the relationship Explanation and planning Closing the session
Slide 14 - Structure: where am I and what do I want to achieve? Specific skills: how do I get there? Phrasing or behaviour: how can I incorporate these skills into my own style and personality?
Slide 15 - How do we change our behaviour in the consultation? Knowledge is important but only allows you to know about communication Experiential teaching is required to know how to communicate
Slide 16 - How to teach communication skills? How do we change our behaviour in the consultation? Where is the block? Skills or attitudes? Experiential or didactic teaching? Know about or know how?
Slide 17 - How to teach communication skills? l observation l video or audio playback l well-intentioned feedback l rehearsal l active small group or 1:1 learning
Slide 18 - The challenges of experiential learning: l opportunistic l unstructured l potentially unsafe l it makes things worse before they get better!
Slide 19 - The challenges of experiential learning: l how to provide a supportive environment l how to maximise learning and safety l how to structure sessions l how to conceptualise learning l how to introduce didactic material such as theory and research l how to structure learning over time
Slide 20 - How to teach communication skills? l needs to be on-going, developing and "helical" l cannot be learnt as a a one-off experience
Slide 21 - The particular problems of teaching established doctors Many established doctors have received little previous instruction in communication Their only "training" has been gained from their experience in medicine Experience alone is a poor teacher: need observation, well-intentioned feedback and rehearsal
Slide 22 - The particular problems of teaching established doctors l further to fall l more unlearning l more ingrained habits l more threatening l less aware of need
Slide 23 - How to teach? You need a methodology that: l is based on experiential learning - observation, feedback and rehearsal l tackles the participant's own problems BUT ALSO l extends their understanding of underlying communication skills and principles