one quick paragraph for each questions
PATIENT- CAREGIVER
COMMUNICATION Day 18
AGENDA Review Li et al. (2020) Malhotra et al. (2020) Activity Homework
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
WHAT & WHO ARE CAREGIVERS?
(Wittenberg et al., 2017)
FAMILY CAREGIVER COMMUNICATION
(Wittenberg et al., 2017)
FAMILY CAREGIVER COMMUNICATION
(Wittenberg et al., 2017)
FAMILY CAREGIVER COMMUNICATION
(Wittenberg et al., 2017)
FAMILY CAREGIVER COMMUNICATION
(Wittenberg et al., 2017)
LI ET AL. (2020) (PP. 4-6) "Cancer Patients & Caregivers have diff COM needs"(p. 1)
Target (WHO-wish to talk with) Healthcare professionals Peers Patients Caregivers ETC **decide with whom and when to talk and context
Content (WHAT-they wish to talk about) disease-related info
reducing symptoms (pain & breathing), emotional management (anxiety & fear)(CAREGIVER NEEDS) diagnosis(results), treatment, rehab, and prognosis (PATIENT NEEDS)
emotional support providing empathy & emotional convos (CAREGIVER NEEDS) cared for, supported, understood, encouraged, (PATIENT NEEDS) diagnosis and final stage
daily life breast, ovarian & rectal cancer
info about eating, exercise, and maintaining a healthy weight
metastatic breast cancer normal working life maintain QOL
head and neck cancer using the bathroom
sex/fertility about sex history (diagnosis) (PATIENT) fertility after diagnosis (PATIENT)
death clarify knowledge of death & how to COM with the patient (CAREGIVER) widowers talk about death-prepare to say goodbye (CAREGIVER)
"Cancer Patients & Caregivers have diff COM needs"(p. 1) Style (HOW-COM style)
honesty, compassion, patience, respect, and balance btw truth and hope (BOTH) empathy, competence, honesty, patience & respect (PATIENTS) empathy and sincerity (BOTH) struggled with authenticity and hope balance (BOTH) Australia-providers use direct language about death (PROVIDERS) ability to ask questions easy words to understand importance of delivery (caregiver and provider, step by step from providers to patients) personalized advice diff com for diff stages of cancer diff COM channels (FTF, a phone call- older) (social media and the Internet)
Timing (WHEN-COM timing needs) info early on (BOTH)
say goodbye before things are needed
when things become bad
LI ET AL. (2020) (P. 6) (CONT.)
MALHOTRA ET AL. (2020) oncologist-patient/caregiver communication intervention
TEAMS "training oncologists and empowering patients in effective communication during medical consultation in Singapore" (p. 1)
Feasible & acceptable to oncologists Improved more empathic responses (oncologists) Improved oncologist-patient/caregiver
prognosis goals of care frequency
RA 11 Due by 11:59 pm ET Work on Podcast Communicate as a Caregiver Communication Tips