Changing the way you learn

Being aware of the service user

Services in the widely adopted term for a person receiving care
Anwar
1. agreeing with the nurse, but not actually following
2. Difficulties
  1. not cultural approiprate
    1. diet/exercise
  2. Language
  3. confused about condition
3. Injections
4. attendance declined
Pakistani and Indian patients experinces of scottish diabetes services: a qualitative study
1. Julia Lawton
2. Difficulties experinced by indivivuals
  1. Poor Knowledge
  2. Langauge difficulties in asking questions
  3. long/antiscoial hours
  4. limited cultral sport as not part of cultural generally
  5. Food
    1. Wife responisble for cookings
    2. Social event
    3. Cutrual inappropriate advice
    4. Confusion
David matthews
1. Activity 11 DVD
  1. Cultural context creates challenges but offers opportunites
2. Activity 13 DVD
Encouraging effective self managment in diabetes
1. William Polonsky
Psychological senstivies
1. Seems like a demanding job
2. Can suffer with depression which many suffers do
3. guilty
4. engaging with pateints
Family lives
1. Financial burden
2. access to shops
Active dialogue with health professionals
engaging, informing, educating & supprting
Concordance vs compliance

Being aware of the service user

	Created by Charlie_eeyore about 11 years ago

	Copied by Laura Ness about 11 years ago