While I see a clear communication difference, I want to point out the patient in particular. With the first scenario the patient immediately started yelling at the nurse. In the second she was asleep, and calm upon the nurses arrival. I feel seeing this example where the patients demeanor is negative to start with in both would be better.
THANK YOU FOR THIS. I'm a brand new EMT and my preceptor has noticed I'm really struggling with interpersonal patient assessment and how to talk to a patient. This helped a ton
If the medical issue is gender specific, might be best to ask patient 1st if they'd like to speak to same gender caregiver as some people won't speak to or give wrong answers to opposite gender caregiver no matter how much sensitivity training, education, or experience they have when it comes to gender specific issues. Regards, Raffie
@@wendellmadfinger2358 Within reasonable limits of course, empathic care IS teh right thing to do. It increases well-being in both staff and patient, it increases immune defense, stability, hope, willpower and shortens healing-time both mentally and bodily! This has been proven in research in case you wonder.I see it must be hard for you.
I'm amazed by this. I read a book with similar content, and it was truly remarkable. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
I HAD TO DRINK GREEN VEGATABLE JUICE ON DOCTOR'S ORDERS & GO INTO A SWIMMING POOL TO DO EXERCISES ALL THIS TO RESTORE ME BACK TO GOOD HEALTH. DO YOU HAVE ANY VIDEOES ON PATIENTS PATIENTS WHO ARE GOING THROUGH MY SITUATION?
And what what's next are we going to have to start carrying a magnifying glass to look for surgical stitching to find out if you are who or what you say you are LOL
The woman in bed is right there are some nurses out there that are stingy with medication that's for very good reason because we know that the morphine supplies are starting to dwindle these days
1 main point is, don't mention other patients, others' needs and your own situation, that will only give a feeling of not being heard and met and cared for, even if it is well meant. Because it is the feelong-level that wants ands needs addressing, where the sencible, logical etc talk addresses the head, whih does no good at this point. Lter, when the emotional regulation is in plaxcew and the patient is willing to see herself, change and take in other views/ facts, taht is good. Empathy can be brief if necessary, but means the world.
Hi This is Daehee Kim, a producer on Korean entertainment TV broadcast (tvN). This show is called as 'Crime Miscellaneous Dictionary Useful To Know' which is in Korean, "알아두면 쓸데있는 범죄 잡학사전". We would like to obtain permission to use the following video for episode 5, which will be aired on February 6, 2022 in Korean broadcasting. We look forward to your reply as to whether it is possible to obtain material permission (1) and provide high-definition video (2). If it is possible to use the video, it would be appreciated if you could tell us about the payment method along with the cost. Thanks for your consideration and time upon this matter, and I will look forward to hearing from you soon. Hope you have a great day.
A very big appreciation to Dr. IGUDIA on UA-cam for helping me get rid of my five years old type 2 Diabetes disease with his natural herbs medication. may God continue to bless your good work sir.
I hate being a patient in hospitals,as l become not. A happy camper,although l have been in catholic hospitals that did things different towards patients. NURSES NOW ARE A PAIN ,DONT TOUCH ME ,OH MY GOD THERE SHE GOES AGAIN AND FLING THEMSELVES AROUND THE PATIENT. SHOW TOO MUCH POWER TOWARDS PATIENTS. THAT IS VERY WRONG VERY WRONG.
It would be more helpful if the patient started out the same way both times.
Ex RGN here. Loved the folded arms in 1st scenario. Etc. And the stance. Lovely example of how not to do it.
While I see a clear communication difference, I want to point out the patient in particular. With the first scenario the patient immediately started yelling at the nurse. In the second she was asleep, and calm upon the nurses arrival. I feel seeing this example where the patients demeanor is negative to start with in both would be better.
True, it should be the same situation. And I don't think the 1st nurse ex. was that bad, cf with what it can be.
THANK YOU FOR THIS. I'm a brand new EMT and my preceptor has noticed I'm really struggling with interpersonal patient assessment and how to talk to a patient. This helped a ton
95% of nurses I've met are brilliant . They provide patient centred care
Sheri D
great video, can I use this for nurse's communication learning module.
Zup future RTRPs☺️ pakigalaw baso kapag nabasa niyo to HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Can I use this for a training video for nurses?
very helpful resource, thanks for sharing!
proud to be a nurse
Finally a very good simulation video...
I wonder how may of these views are from fellow SCU (Southern Cross University) students. Reviewing this for our assessment :P
omg literally the majority of them are probably from me :((((
First time in a year or something like this
Guess what happens to me and
what are the communication strategies that support or create a barrier to patient advocacy
That was beautiful!
i hope guys make a lesson nurse work on computer in hospital plz
If the patient is angry nurses automatically get frustrated its common because they are also in busy situation 😪
Love you so much video
If the medical issue is gender specific, might be best to ask patient 1st if they'd like to speak to same gender caregiver as some people won't speak to or give wrong answers to opposite gender caregiver no matter how much sensitivity training, education, or experience they have when it comes to gender specific issues.
Regards,
Raffie
It's time that we got to stop caring what these people feel and do what's practical and do what's right
Bet you are a woman.. Men are less right..
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@@wendellmadfinger2358 Within reasonable limits of course, empathic care IS teh right thing to do. It increases well-being in both staff and patient, it increases immune defense, stability, hope, willpower and shortens healing-time both mentally and bodily! This has been proven in research in case you wonder.I see it must be hard for you.
I'm amazed by this. I read a book with similar content, and it was truly remarkable. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
Whose miller the patient or the nurse? Plz answer
I HAD TO DRINK GREEN VEGATABLE JUICE ON DOCTOR'S ORDERS & GO INTO A SWIMMING POOL TO DO EXERCISES ALL THIS TO RESTORE ME BACK TO GOOD HEALTH. DO YOU HAVE ANY VIDEOES ON PATIENTS PATIENTS WHO ARE GOING THROUGH MY SITUATION?
i wonder how many viewers are here for Leicester uinversity
ahaha me
😂 good luck everyone!
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good luck guys!
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Love video
And what what's next are we going to have to start carrying a magnifying glass to look for surgical stitching to find out if you are who or what you say you are LOL
The woman in bed is right there are some nurses out there that are stingy with medication that's for very good reason because we know that the morphine supplies are starting to dwindle these days
Thanks watching subescrden
Whats is scu stand for your need to talk to her the nurse send her home said your fire can not Coming back not doing your job right if day need help
1 main point is, don't mention other patients, others' needs and your own situation, that will only give a feeling of not being heard and met and cared for, even if it is well meant. Because it is the feelong-level that wants ands needs addressing, where the sencible, logical etc talk addresses the head, whih does no good at this point. Lter, when the emotional regulation is in plaxcew and the patient is willing to see herself, change and take in other views/ facts, taht is good. Empathy can be brief if necessary, but means the world.
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This is Daehee Kim, a producer on Korean entertainment TV broadcast (tvN).
This show is called as 'Crime Miscellaneous Dictionary Useful To Know' which is in Korean, "알아두면 쓸데있는 범죄 잡학사전".
We would like to obtain permission to use the following video for episode 5, which will be aired on February 6, 2022 in Korean broadcasting.
We look forward to your reply as to whether it is possible to obtain material permission (1) and provide high-definition video (2).
If it is possible to use the video, it would be appreciated if you could tell us about the payment method along with the cost.
Thanks for your consideration and time upon this matter, and I will look forward to hearing from you soon.
Hope you have a great day.
A very big appreciation to Dr. IGUDIA on UA-cam for helping me get rid of my five years old type 2 Diabetes disease with his natural herbs medication. may God continue to bless your good work sir.
Via
VB hhh
No you are not one is the F word
I've been in the hospital several times I hear all the older people complaining being cranky and mean and rude being Karen's
Ughh I hate being an introvert
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I hate being a patient in hospitals,as l become not. A happy camper,although l have been in catholic hospitals that did things different towards patients. NURSES NOW ARE A PAIN ,DONT TOUCH ME ,OH MY GOD THERE SHE GOES AGAIN AND FLING THEMSELVES AROUND THE PATIENT. SHOW TOO MUCH POWER TOWARDS PATIENTS. THAT IS VERY WRONG VERY WRONG.
Silly
eat yer meds schizo
What a Karen. She even has the official Karen hair-cut.