Comment évaluer un diagnostic médical ?

Utiliser des antécédents médicaux, examens physiques et tests diagnostiques.

Quels outils aident à la prise de décision diagnostique ?

Les algorithmes, les guides cliniques et les outils d'aide à la décision.

Quelle est l'importance des tests de laboratoire ?

Ils fournissent des données objectives pour confirmer ou infirmer un diagnostic.

Comment gérer l'incertitude dans le diagnostic ?

Considérer des diagnostics différentiels et impliquer le patient dans la décision.

Quel rôle joue l'expérience du médecin dans le diagnostic ?

L'expérience aide à reconnaître des schémas et à évaluer rapidement les options.

Comment prioriser les symptômes du patient ?

Évaluer la gravité, la durée et l'impact sur la qualité de vie du patient.

Quels symptômes nécessitent une attention immédiate ?

Les symptômes graves comme la douleur thoracique ou la difficulté respiratoire.

Comment les symptômes influencent-ils la décision thérapeutique ?

Ils orientent le choix du traitement en fonction de leur nature et de leur gravité.

Quelle est l'importance de l'historique des symptômes ?

Il aide à établir un diagnostic précis et à choisir le traitement approprié.

Comment évaluer l'évolution des symptômes ?

Suivre les changements dans le temps et leur réponse aux traitements administrés.

Comment intégrer la prévention dans la prise de décision ?

Évaluer les risques et recommander des mesures préventives adaptées au patient.

Quels sont les principaux types de prévention ?

Prévention primaire, secondaire et tertiaire, chacune ciblant différents stades.

Comment évaluer l'adhésion aux mesures préventives ?

Utiliser des questionnaires et des suivis réguliers pour mesurer l'engagement.

Quel rôle joue l'éducation du patient en prévention ?

Elle augmente la sensibilisation et encourage des comportements sains.

Comment évaluer l'impact des interventions préventives ?

Analyser les données de santé et les résultats cliniques sur le long terme.

Comment choisir un traitement approprié ?

Évaluer l'efficacité, les effets secondaires et les préférences du patient.

Quel rôle joue le consentement éclairé ?

Il assure que le patient comprend les options et les risques avant de décider.

Comment évaluer l'efficacité d'un traitement ?

Surveiller les résultats cliniques et les effets secondaires au fil du temps.

Quels facteurs influencent le choix du traitement ?

Les comorbidités, les préférences du patient et les lignes directrices cliniques.

Comment gérer les échecs de traitement ?

Réévaluer le diagnostic et envisager des alternatives thérapeutiques.

Comment anticiper les complications d'un traitement ?

Évaluer les risques associés et surveiller les signes précoces de complications.

Quels sont les signes de complications à surveiller ?

Les symptômes inhabituels, l'aggravation de l'état et les effets secondaires.

Comment gérer les complications post-traitement ?

Établir un plan de suivi et ajuster le traitement en fonction des complications.

Quel est l'impact des complications sur la prise de décision ?

Elles peuvent nécessiter des ajustements dans le traitement et la gestion du patient.

Comment évaluer le risque de complications ?

Utiliser des outils d'évaluation des risques et des antécédents médicaux.

Comment identifier les facteurs de risque d'une maladie ?

Analyser les antécédents familiaux, le mode de vie et les conditions médicales.

Quel rôle jouent les facteurs de risque dans la prévention ?

Ils aident à cibler les interventions préventives pour les populations à risque.

Comment évaluer l'impact des facteurs de risque ?

Utiliser des études épidémiologiques et des données cliniques pour quantifier l'impact.

Quels sont les facteurs de risque modifiables ?

Le tabagisme, l'alimentation, l'activité physique et la consommation d'alcool.

Comment intégrer les facteurs de risque dans la prise de décision ?

Évaluer les risques individuels et discuter des options de gestion avec le patient.

Prise de décision - Informations médicales vérifiées

Relational autonomy and the clinical relationship in dementia care.

08 2022

DOI: 10.1007/s11017-022-09580-5 PMID: 35581441

The clinical relationship (or doctor-patient relationship) has been underexplored in dementia care. This is in part due to the way that the clinical relationship has been articulated and understood in...

Humans Relational Autonomy Physician-Patient Relations Bioethics Feminism +2 autres

Older patients' autonomy when cared for at emergency departments.

Aug 2022

DOI: 10.1177/09697330221105637 PMID: 35727146

Older patients in emergency care often have complex needs and may have limited ability to make their voices heard. Hence, there are ethical challenges for healthcare professionals in establishing a tr... To describe nurses' experiences of dealing with older patients' autonomy when cared for in emergency departments (EDs).... This study adopted reflective lifeworld theory and a phenomenological design.... A total of 13 open-ended interviews were performed with nurses working at two EDs in Sweden.... The study was reviewed by the Ethical Advisory Board in South East Sweden and conducted according to the Declaration of Helsinki. All participants gave consent.... Nurses' experiences of dealing with older patients' autonomy in EDs are characterized by moving in a conflicting uphill struggle, indicating obscure thoughts on how patient autonomy can be protected i... Stressful work conditions and lacking organizational strategies in EDs contribute to nurses maintaining unjustified paternalistic care, regardless of the patient's ability and medical condition, and q...

Decision Making Emergency Service, Hospital Humans Paternalism Qualitative Research +1 autres

Understanding autonomy and relationality in men's lives.

Jun 2022

DOI: 10.1111/1468-4446.12947 PMID: 35690996

Masculinities scholarship tends toward describing autonomy as bound up with hegemonic masculine ideals such as independence, atomization, and self-sufficiency, without fully delving into the concept o...

Female Focus Groups Humans Male Masculinity +3 autres

Autonomy and health-related quality of life in adolescents.

20 09 2022

DOI: 10.1186/s12887-022-03607-5 PMID: 36127635

Autonomy is recognized as important for individual well-being and constitutes one dimension in the KIDSCREEN-instrument measuring health related quality of life (HRQoL) in children and adolescents. Ho... Students (n = 154) aged 15-16 years who were recruited from schools located in both low (two schools) and high (two schools) socioeconomic status (SES) areas in Sweden participated in a cross-sectiona... The factor analysis showed that all the items from the autonomy scale loaded in one factor and that all the items from the AAC scale loaded in another dimension. The hierarchical regression models sho... A new scale for measuring autonomy from a control perspective has been presented and shown to differ from autonomy as volition. Both forms of autonomy are positively related to HRQoL in adolescence 15...

Adolescent Child Cross-Sectional Studies Factor Analysis, Statistical Humans +3 autres

"The Patient Is Being Pressured!" Coercion Versus Relational Autonomy.

02 Feb 2024

DOI: 10.1089/jpm.2023.0333 PMID: 38306163

Relational autonomy is a concept that describes the interdependent nature of decision making by individuals. Relational autonomy is distinct from the traditional concept of autonomy, which asserts the...

Blurred lines: Ethical challenges related to autonomy in home-based care.

20 Dec 2023

DOI: 10.1177/09697330231215951 PMID: 38117689

Home-based care workers mainly work alone in the patient's home. They encounter a diverse patient population with complex health issues. This inevitably leads to several ethical challenges.... The aim is to gain insight into ethical challenges related to patient autonomy in home-based care and how home-based care staff handle such challenges.... The study is based on a 9-month fieldwork, including participant observation and interviews in home-based care. Data were analysed with a thematic analysis approach.... The study took place within home-based care in three municipalities in Eastern Norway, with six staff members as key informants.... The Norwegian Agency for Shared Services in Education and Research evaluated the study. All participants were competent to consent and signed an informed consent form.... A main challenge was that staff found it difficult to respect the patient's autonomy while at the same time practicing appropriate care. We found two main themes: Autonomy and risk in tension; and str... Arguably, home-based care staff need improved knowledge of coercion and the legislation regulating it. There is also a need for arenas for ethics reflection and building of competence in balancing eth...

Women's autonomy for managing labour pain in a relational context: An interpretive description study.

Oct 2023

DOI: 10.1111/jocn.16780 PMID: 37272285

To describe how women perceived relational autonomy for decision-making during childbirth pain and illuminate influencing factors.... Most women report challenging pain during birth. Circumstances can affect their ability to engage in pain management decisions.... We used an interpretative description approach to conduct this study.... A purposive sample of ten women who reported pain during childbirth participated in semi-structured interviews. The study was conducted between July 2019 and November 2020 and reported according to th... Circumstances during childbirth, such as women's expectations and relationships, influenced their efforts to engage in relational autonomy. Care providers dealt with the unpredictability of childbirth... Women regarded their relationships and communication with care providers as foundational to relational autonomy in decision-making about pain management during childbirth.... Study findings can support care providers' considerations of the complexity of childbirth pain and factors affecting women's relational autonomy in decision-making about pain. In particular, the findi... Women who shared their stories of childbirth pain contributed to the data collected. The chief nursing officers in the data collection setting facilitated the recruitment and data collection....

Pregnancy Female Humans Labor Pain Pain Management +4 autres

Loss of Personal Autonomy and Dignity-Related Distress in End-Of-Life Cancer Patients.

28 Mar 2023

DOI: 10.1177/10499091231166373 PMID: 36974952

The objective of this cross-sectional study is to investigate Dignity-Related Loss of Personal Autonomy (DR-LPA) intended as loss of relational independence causing dignity-related distress. Moreover,...

Longitudinal relations between maternal and adolescent emotion dysregulation and maternal autonomy support.

08 2022

DOI: 10.1002/jad.12065 PMID: 35754358

Maternal characteristics and mother-adolescent relationships are thought to affect the emotional development of adolescents. Adolescents can learn to regulate their emotions by observing their mothers... Participants were 466 Dutch adolescents (54.51% males; M... Random Intercept-Cross Lagged Panel Model analyses showed that at the between-family level, maternal emotion dysregulation was correlated with adolescent emotion dysregulation, adolescent-reported mat... Both mothers and adolescents played an important role in adolescent emotional development. To promote adolescent emotional development, it is important to target both maternal emotion dysregulation to...

Adolescent Adolescent Behavior Emotions Female Humans +4 autres

Factors impacting the demonstration of relational autonomy in medical decision-making: A meta-synthesis.

11 Oct 2023

DOI: 10.1177/09697330231200570 PMID: 37818823

Relational autonomy is an alternative concept of autonomy in which an individual is recognized as embedded into society and influenced by relational factors. Social context, including social location,... The present study targeted the existing knowledge of what and how relational factors impact individuals making medical decisions using the theoretical framework of relational autonomy.... A meta-synthesis study was utilized. Four electronic databases, including Embase, OVID Medline, CINAHL, and PubMed, were searched, along with gray literature and reference lists, to identify relevant ... 23 studies reporting 21 qualitative and two mixed-method studies were reviewed. Four themes emerged from the qualitative findings: (1) supportive relationships facilitate an individual's relational au... Applying relational autonomy to assist adults in making well-considered decisions is essential. The meta-synthesis suggests establishing a supportive relationship between individuals, healthcare provi...

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