1. S — Setting: private room, sit at same level, tissues available, introduce yourself, ask if they want anyone with them 2. P — Perception: "What do you understand so far?" "What have you been told about your results?"...
Clinical governance is the system through which NHS organisations are accountable for continuously improving the quality and safety of their services. It has seven key components:
Material risk standard: disclose risks a reasonable person in the patient's position would consider significant - Doctor must also disclose risks this particular patient would find significant (based on individual...
Always begin with structured assessment: - A — Airway: patent? obstruction? jaw thrust, suction, adjuncts - B — Breathing: rate, SpO2, chest expansion, auscultation; high-flow O2 - C — Circulation: pulse, BP, CRT, urine...
1. Autonomy: respect the patient's right to make informed decisions about their own care; includes right to refuse treatment 2. Beneficence: act in the patient's best interest; duty to do good 3.
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