Topics | Points |
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Clinical Management of Life-Threatening Condition | 10 |
Was the patient’s medical situation evaluated appropriately? | 2 |
Were the necessary tests ordered? | 2 |
Was the patient’s problem understood from a clinical perspective? | 2 |
Was the patient diagnosed correctly? | 2 |
Were decisions made regarding the follow-up of the patient? | 2 |
Ethical Decision-Making | 10 |
Was the patient’s ability to decide evaluated? Was the needed consultation requested? | 2 |
Were optimal patient and professional privacy achieved during the physical examination? | 2 |
Was informed consent obtained before an intervention? | 2 |
Were optimal patient and professional privacy achieved in general? | 2 |
Were the patient’s companions given appropriate information without compromising the patient’s privacy? | 2 |
Difficult Situation Management | 4 |
Were the insistent and inpatient behaviors appropriately managed? | 1 |
Was an appropriate therapeutic environment achieved by excluding the patient’s companions? | 2 |
Was a task-sharing approach adopted to control the companions? | 1 |
Communication Skills | 16 |
Was the patient greeted appropriately? | 1 |
Were the patient’s concerns relieved? | 2 |
Was the physical examination carried out with an adequate attitude? | 2 |
Were the patient’s companions calmed down with a soothing and informative attitude? | 2 |
Was the patient spoken with privately to understand his or her problem? | 2 |
Was the patient informed in a comprehensible manner? | 2 |
Did the doctor check the patient’s understanding of the situation? | 1 |
Was the patient given enough time to decide? | 2 |
Were the patient’s questions answered adequately? | 2 |