Motivational Interviewing For Health Care Professionals

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Posted on 29 Mar 07:04 | by mitsumi | 5 views

Motivational Interviewing For Health Care Professionals
Published 3/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.98 GB | Duration: 2h 19m

Learn how to help patients identify and overcome ambivalence towards positive behaviour change

What you'll learn
Motivational interviewing techniques to improve conversations with patients
Learn MI techniques and skills such as OARS
Understand how MI can affect patient health
Learn how to sustain MI practices at work
Requirements
Work or wish to work within healthcare
Description
Motivational interviewing (MI) is a communication technique that healthcare professionals can use to help patients identify and overcome ambivalence towards behaviour change. This course aims to introduce healthcare professionals to the core principles, techniques, and applications of MI in a healthcare setting.The course will begin with an introduction to MI, its theoretical foundations, and its application in healthcare. You will learn about the stages of change and how MI can be used to guide patients through the process of behaviour change.The course will then delve into the core principles of MI, including expressing empathy, developing discrepancy, rolling with resistance, and supporting self-efficacy. You will learn how to use reflective listening and open-ended questions to engage patients in a collaborative conversation that supports behaviour change.You will also learn how to tailor MI techniques to different healthcare contexts, such as chronic disease management, smoking cessation, weight loss, and medication adherence. Through case studies and assignments you will have the opportunity to practice MI techniques in a safe and supportive environment.By the end of the course, you will be able to:Define motivational interviewing and its application in healthcareExplain the stages of change and how MI can be used to guide patients through behavior changeApply the core principles of MI, including expressing empathy, developing discrepancy, rolling with resistance, and supporting self-efficacyUse reflective listening and open-ended questions to engage patients in a collaborative conversation that supports behavior changeTailor MI techniques to different healthcare contexts, such as chronic disease management, smoking cessation, weight loss, and medication adherence.This course is designed for healthcare professionals who work with patients on behavior change, such as physicians, nurses, health coaches, dietitians, and pharmacists. No prior experience with MI is required.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Lecture 1 What is MI - Why it's important, and its principles
Lecture 2 Why I started formal communications skills training
Lecture 3 The role of MI in health care settings: benefits and limitations
Lecture 4 MI and the Stages of Change model: how to assess patients' readiness to change
Lecture 5 MI techniques: OARS
Lecture 6 Group Webinar - Improving your communication with OARS skills
Section 2: How to implement MI into practice
Lecture 7 Implementing Motivational Interviewing in Practice Video
Lecture 8 Following, directing, guiding
Lecture 9 MI and goal setting
Lecture 10 MI and resistance
Lecture 11 MI and cultural competence
Section 3: Further considerations of MI in health
Lecture 12 MI and self-care
Lecture 13 How mindset and motivation go hand in hand video
Lecture 14 MI and substance use disorders
Lecture 15 MI and Chronic illnesses
Lecture 16 MI and mental health
Lecture 17 MI and team-based care
Lecture 18 MI and health promotion
Lecture 19 MI and person-centred care
Lecture 20 Summary - Core communications skills every health care provider needs
Lecture 21 Example health coaching video - Learn coaching skills with us next
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