Skeleton-structure for video presentation PDF

Title Skeleton-structure for video presentation
Author Sammy esler
Course The Person, Health and Wellbeing
Institution Australian Catholic University
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Skeleton structure HLSC11 BASED OFF ACU PROVIDED MATERIAL IN CRONOLOGICAL ORDER: - This is all based off the practitioner and what they should say not the client. (client responses/spaces are not included) - Short intro (hello’s, name, ask what’s going on/problem) - Establish some boundaries, what their comfortable with - Active listening (agreement noises, head movement, eye contact) - Repeat a section of what the client was talking about (what their problems where. This establishes that you were listening and also confirming that you understood their problem) - Give client some positive reinforcement (them establishing that they have a problem and them coming to you is the first step and that’s good to see). - Ask for the client for their background (how long has this problem being going on for??) - Again, show that you were listening with repeating some of the spoken segments from the client - client should go onto what their more present problems are - practitioner may go into that there not alone with their problems (establish interpersonal relationship with client and allows for a sense of relief with client, shows they’re not crazy/reassurance) - Ask what their worried about, their consequences about their actions - Do they have help at home, or just help that could allow for them to change - (maybe ask for names – could establish trust with client, may allow for them to open up more with nurse and more willing to take your advice) - who is the help at home, how could they help - nurse – go into ways that they could change their behaviour - try to work past the patient’s personal barriers, ask if they strategies they have received from nurse will allow for them to change their behaviour and if they are comfortable with the strategies you have given them - finishing statements with clients (goodbyes what you’re going to do so on and so on).

Autonomy - Did you want to do this

Hello fresh

NEEDED ADDITIONS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED FOR SALLY: BACKGROUND - 38 - Female - struggle with weight - weight 122kg - History of type 2 diabetes and hypertension in family

PATIENTS CURRENT PROBLEMS - Weight loss - wanting fast easy solution - time and energy

HELP @ HOME - not discussed

WHAT WOULD SALLY SAY ARE THE CONSEQUENCES OF HER CURRENT ACTIONS -family medical history problems -other weight related issues WHAT WOULD BE THE STRATEGIES BE FOR SALLY SO SHE CAN CHANGE HER BEHAVIOUR -discuss strategies of non-gastric band surgery, along with studies maybe of the long-term effects of gastric band surgery (e.g. People falling into bad habits once band no longer works, only short-term effect). -no family help (disadvantage or could make up that she has help) -maybe go for a food weight loss service (jenny Greig???), easy and no worked needed for her to do, as she obviously has money as she wanted a surgery, but she said her main stricter of trying to be healthier was time and energy. - other shit that ill find out...


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