Dr. Wiplove Lamba & Jean-Paul Michael
Dr. Wiplove Lamba & Jean-Paul Michael
#115 Psychiatric Assessment: What vs How
#115 Psychiatric Assessment: What vs How
#115 Psychiatric Assessment: What vs How
Saturday 26th November 2022
Discover how to improve psychiatric assessments with effective communication techniques in this insightful episode with Dr. Lamba and JP Michael.
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Get the buttons here!Mastering Psychiatric Assessments: The Power of Communication
And so last time we talked, I mean we were thinking about all these sort of different examples. As a connoisseur, from time to time of medical services, there are so many different presentations, like you know, from the full white coat, with the entourage of residents behind you, a physician model to, I think, the last time I was in an ed, which wasn't that long ago, with covid, but I don't have it now- is the doctor actually sat cross-legged at the end of on the end of my bed and started to talk to me, and says: my name is Karen.
How do you navigate the tricky waters of psychiatric assessments? Dr. Wiplove Lamba and Jean-Paul Michael tackle this very question in their latest episode of 'Captain Hooked: The Addiction Project'. They dive into the nitty-gritty of the assessment process, emphasizing not just what questions to ask, but how to ask them. From the context of the assessment to the nuances of direct versus indirect communication, they cover it all. Ever wondered if your attire impacts patient perception? Dr.
Lamba and JP discuss the pros and cons of different dressing styles in a clinical setting. They highlight the importance of authenticity and acceptance before offering advice on change, making it clear that how you present yourself can significantly affect patient trust and openness. The episode also delves into the art of formulating recommendations based on individual patient needs.
Whether you're a medical student, a resident, or a seasoned professional, you'll find valuable tips on building rapport, using validation and affirmation, and being genuinely receptive to patient concerns. The hosts stress the importance of a patient-centered approach, where understanding and empathy are key. For anyone involved in addiction treatment or psychiatric care, this episode is a treasure trove of practical advice and insights.
Tune in to learn how to enhance your communication skills and make your psychiatric assessments more effective and compassionate.