Test yourself: communication and person-centred practice for prescribing

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.

What are the primary benefits of adopting a person-centred approach when prescribing? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are prerequisites for successfully incorporating patient-centred practice? Select all that apply.

Match the statements below with the correct term.

Why is it important for prescribers to recognise factors affecting interpersonal communication during a prescribing consultation?

Which of the following are micro-factors affecting communication between a prescriber and a patient?

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank spaces.

Mnemonics are simple techniques that can be used during patient consultations by prescribers. For example, the ‘ICE’ mnemonic is used to explore and understand a patient’s ideas, concerns and expectations. Sort the following statements based on whether they express ideas, concerns or expectations.

The Calgary-Cambridge consultation model is a commonly used framework that helps a prescriber to approach a patient consultation in a structured way. Put the five steps in the Calgary-Cambridge model in order.

'Reflecting back' is a valuable communication skill where the prescriber repeats a patient’s words back to them. Which of the following are benefits of using the reflecting back technique? Select all that apply.

What is the first thing that the pharmacist should seek to do in this scenario?

What are the primary risks to Mrs Smith in this scenario? Select all that apply.

How could the prescriber address Mrs Smith’s concerns about starting a new antihypertensive medication? Put these possible approaches into a logical order.

What are the primary communication challenges facing the pharmacist? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to address the communication challenges identified? Select all that apply.

What actions could the pharmacist take to increase the patient’s motivation to adhere to his medication? Select all that apply.