1. Patient-Centered Clinical Method
History
Physical
Lab
Feelings
Ideas
Function
Expectations
1 – Exploring both disease and illness experience
Cues and prompts
2 – Understanding the whole person
Disease
Illness
Person
Proximal Context
Distal Context
3 – Finding Common Ground
Problems
Goals
Roles
Mutual decisions
4 – Incorporating prevention and health promotion
6 – Being realistic
5 – Enhancing the patient-physician relationship
A grounding principle of this curriculum is the patient-centered clinical method, described by Stewart et al at Western Ontario University.
Found to improve patient outcomes and satisfaction
Learning and applying this model to challenging interactions will help our residents better care for these challenging patients
Patient-Centered Medicine: Transforming the Clinical Method, Stewart, M. et al, 2003