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Published: 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 698.65 MB | Duration: 0h 54m
Learn how to apply behavioral science and communication strategies to your patient health coaching and education
What you'll learn
Define the Reasoned Action Approach and how it helps influence patient behaviors
Identify psychosocial constructs of behavioral intention
Analyze how each health belief affects a patient's behavioral intention
Apply strategies in patient communication to motivate positive behavioral change
Requirements
Basic Understanding of Health and Patient Care
Interest in Health Behavior and Communication
(Optional) Prior Experience with Patient Communication
Description
This course dives into the heart of patient communication, exploring the "why" behind patients' health behaviors. Taught by Yi-an Yang, an expert in health communication, this course provides you with evidence-based models to understand and influence patient intentions-a critical factor in achieving health outcomes. Whether you're a physician, nurse, social worker, or public health professional, you'll gain tools to engage patients more effectively, especially those from diverse backgrounds.Using the "Reasoned Action Approach," you'll learn how patients' beliefs, social influences, and perceived control shape their health intentions and actions. We'll cover the four psychosocial constructs, or the ACID test of behavioral intention, attitudinal beliefs, injunctive norms, descriptive norms, and controllability beliefs-that impact behavior. You'll discover practical strategies to encourage behaviors like medication adherence, regular physical activity, and healthier lifestyle choices.By the end of this course, you'll be able to identify the factors that most influence a patient's intentions, making your interventions more targeted and successful. This course is ideal for healthcare professionals who want to deepen their understanding of behavior science and enhance patient-centered care. Join us to gain practical insights that will empower your patients, support positive health choices, and lead to better outcomes in your practice. Enroll now to start making a difference in your patients' lives through effective communication.
Overview
Section 1: Understanding Patient Behavior: Why We Do What We Do
Lecture 1 Intended Learning Outcomes
Lecture 2 The ACID Test of Behavioral Intention - Part A
Lecture 3 The ACID Test of Behavioral Intention - Part B
Lecture 4 Takeaways
Lecture 5 Practice Walkthrough: Breaking Down Psychosocial Constructs
Lecture 6 References
Section 2: Influencing Patient Choices: Evidence-Based Strategies for Beneficent Persuasion
Lecture 7 Intended Learning Outcomes
Lecture 8 Influencing Attitudinal Beliefs
Lecture 9 Influencing Injunctive Norms
Lecture 10 Influencing Descriptive Norms
Lecture 11 Influencing Controllability Beliefs
Lecture 12 Takeaways
Lecture 13 Practice Walkthrough: Applying Communication Strategies in Patient Interactions
Lecture 14 References
Medical Doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Physician Assistants,Health Coaches and Wellness Consultants,Medical and Nursing Students,Behavioral Health Specialists,Public Health Professionals,Patient Educators and Case Managers,Community Health Workers
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