The health professionals responded antithetically because of their difference in morals and values. The physician is taking on a, reductionistic/ scientific system for dealing with medical issues. This model examines a disconcertment for the patient’s autonomy, and shows more dedication towards the practice and community of science. (Vanwiechen, 2018) The physician does not show any emotional support towards the patient. The doctor is not considering any factors from the patient herself, there are a number of underlying factors preventing the patient from taking the medication. However, the physician is not taking that into consideration; instead, he interprets that the patient is disobeying the paternalistic model. A paternalistic model is
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Their values are based around compassion and building relationships with their patients. Instead of blaming the patient for not taking the medication prescribed, the social worker indeed took her time to figure out the underlying factors preventing her from taking the medication. During this approach, the patient explained what was happening, therefore she can work with her to find a solution. “Social workers are trained to broaden their basis for clinical discussion; to incorporate problems that are overlooked by physicians, these social workers emphasize their rights of their clients to self-determination.” (Vanwiechen, 2018) Also, this follows a contractual model, this model supports patient’s decisions based on their values and what they feel is right. These values are determined when the patient’s situation is explored and the factors affecting them. This is a joint decision between the care provider and patient to create a council and advising relationship. (Houston, 2018) Furthermore, according to the dietitian the patient did not have an autonomous choice in deciding her own diet, the external factor was her daughter. Thus, the dietitian was unable to collaborate efficiently with the patient, this is known as an engineering model. Where the patient knows has established their own values and knows what they want, also this incorporates patient control. (Houston, 2018) The dietitian has little control over …show more content…
The main issue between these health professionals is how to collaborate; they lack an understanding of responsibilities from others, especially patients. (Vanwiechen, 2018) According, to CMPA due to the lack of interprofessional collaboration there has been some liability issues arising. To collaborate efficiently reduce legal issues, keep a record of consideration, and promote patient safety. In addition, a policy and procedural framework define the type of collaboration that is being presented to patients. (Vanwiechen, 2018) Unfortunately, the potential benefits of quality of services and care provided to patients are not present or apparent. Those registered under a medical license such as a physician, dietitian, or dentist lack the empathy and care that patients need and deserve. Those who provide care and create relationships are social workers and nurses, however, they are in a different category than licensed professionals. The challenges preventing care to patients are based on their structure and values. There is a lack of communication, consent, and policies implemented by physicians. Which according to CMPA states, if there is no improvement in patient care that can lead to liability and a lack of team structure. (Cmpa-acpm.ca, 2018) The quality of service will not be improved unless the interprofessional process is
Their values are based around compassion and building relationships with their patients. Instead of blaming the patient for not taking the medication prescribed, the social worker indeed took her time to figure out the underlying factors preventing her from taking the medication. During this approach, the patient explained what was happening, therefore she can work with her to find a solution. “Social workers are trained to broaden their basis for clinical discussion; to incorporate problems that are overlooked by physicians, these social workers emphasize their rights of their clients to self-determination.” (Vanwiechen, 2018) Also, this follows a contractual model, this model supports patient’s decisions based on their values and what they feel is right. These values are determined when the patient’s situation is explored and the factors affecting them. This is a joint decision between the care provider and patient to create a council and advising relationship. (Houston, 2018) Furthermore, according to the dietitian the patient did not have an autonomous choice in deciding her own diet, the external factor was her daughter. Thus, the dietitian was unable to collaborate efficiently with the patient, this is known as an engineering model. Where the patient knows has established their own values and knows what they want, also this incorporates patient control. (Houston, 2018) The dietitian has little control over …show more content…
The main issue between these health professionals is how to collaborate; they lack an understanding of responsibilities from others, especially patients. (Vanwiechen, 2018) According, to CMPA due to the lack of interprofessional collaboration there has been some liability issues arising. To collaborate efficiently reduce legal issues, keep a record of consideration, and promote patient safety. In addition, a policy and procedural framework define the type of collaboration that is being presented to patients. (Vanwiechen, 2018) Unfortunately, the potential benefits of quality of services and care provided to patients are not present or apparent. Those registered under a medical license such as a physician, dietitian, or dentist lack the empathy and care that patients need and deserve. Those who provide care and create relationships are social workers and nurses, however, they are in a different category than licensed professionals. The challenges preventing care to patients are based on their structure and values. There is a lack of communication, consent, and policies implemented by physicians. Which according to CMPA states, if there is no improvement in patient care that can lead to liability and a lack of team structure. (Cmpa-acpm.ca, 2018) The quality of service will not be improved unless the interprofessional process is