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Segment Chair/Nurse Educator:
Segment/Block:
Date:
ALL YEARS
Section 1: PROFESSIONALISM
All - 1.1 Recognize the following issues that could
affect a patient's management and modify management as appropriate:
All - 1.1.1 Legal issues (such
as informed consent, malpractice)
If yes,
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All - 1.1.2 Ethical issues (such
as confidentiality, truth-telling)
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 1.1.3 Conflict of values
between the patient and the community
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 1.1.4 Psychosocial issues
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 1.1.5 Religious issues
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 1.2 Project a professional image in manner,
dress, grooming, speech, and interpersonal relationships that is consistent
with the medical profession's accepted contemporary standards in the community
If yes,
Other Comments:
Section 2: PHYSICIAN/PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
All - 2.1 Treat the patient as a person, not a
disease; and understand that the patient is a person with values, goals, and
concerns which must be respected and which may influence how the patient
responds to his or her disease and its management
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 2.2 Respect the patient's rights and privacy
and maintain confidentiality of patient information
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 2.3 Interact with the patient in a way that
will allow the patient to feel he/she has received medical care that was
provided in a caring, compassionate, and humane manner
If yes,
Other Comments:
Section 3: PHYSICIAN-SELF CARE AND PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT
All - 3.1 Behave in a self-motivated, responsible,
reliable, and dependable manner.
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 3.2 Demonstrate personal integrity, honesty,
and self-discipline
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 3.3 Recognize personal limitations, whether
they are intellectual, physical, or emotional, and work with or adapt to them.
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 3.4 Demonstrate the professional and
emotional maturity to take appropriate steps to resolve tensions and conflicts
that occur among professional, personal, and family responsibilities, seeking
professional help if necessary.
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 3.5 Demonstrate the ability to think
critically and exercise sound judgement
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 3.6 Provide patient care without allowing
personal biases to interfere
If yes,
Other Comments:
Section 4: COMPLIMENTARY ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
All - 4.1 Knowledge
All - 4.1.1 Students will
understand how to elicit a history from a patient about their use of these
therapies
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 4.1.2 Students will
understand how to search available medical resources to determine the safety
and efficacy of such therapies
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 4.2 Attitudes
All - 4.2.1 Students will
understand and respect cultural/ethnic influences on health beliefs and health
care choices
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 4.2.2 Students will be
able to discuss with patients their use of such therapies as a necessary part
of finding a common ground when practicing patient-centered integrative
medicine
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 4.3 Skills
All - 4.3.1 Students will
develop the ability to inquire into patients' use of these therapies in a
non-threatening, non-judgmental manner
If yes,
Other Comments:
All - 4.3.2 Students will
develop the ability to provide complete and balanced patient education to
those patients inquiring about these complementary/alternative therapies
If yes,
Other Comments:
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