Motivational Interviewing
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making
As part of the training package in support of 'Ready Steady Go' and 'Hello' we organised our first 'Motivational Interviewing' event in October 2013. It was exceedingly well received by all who attended; even the sceptics in the group were motivated and are still talking about it!
The importance of Motivational Interviewing has been acknowledged in several reports highlighting the benefits of patient empowerment including:
Who is the course suitable for?
For anyone interacting/involved with patients young or old. This includes the multidisciplinary team, commissioners, representatives of patient groups, service leads and NHS decision makers
Course aims and learning outcomes
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a technique to facilitate behaviour change that uses a guiding/reflective style to engage with patients, clarify their strengths and aspirations, and utilise their own motivations for change, and promote shared decision making.
It has been shown:
The day will give you insight into the skills of motivational interviewing for use in everyday practice which will be useful during the 2 to 10 minutes you have with someone in clinic to help them make changes. It could be weight loss/gain, physical activity or even just taking their mediation.
The study day is informal and focused on giving you practical tools you can use immediately.
Course programme
To be published soon
Course duration
1 day
Course date and location
University Hospital Southampton, Tremona Road, Southampton
Course fee
Free
Course leaders
Dr Arvind Nagra, Consultant Nephrologist
Dr Paul Grundy, Consultant Neurosurgeon
Other Faculty
Jan Procter-King
Sponsor
We are very pleased that this event is sponsored by Vitaflo www.vitaflo.co.uk
Bookings closed
The importance of Motivational Interviewing has been acknowledged in several reports highlighting the benefits of patient empowerment including:
- Health Foundation: Ideas into action: person-centred care in practice (2014).
- All Party Parliamentary Groups for Global Health. Patient empowerment: for better quality, more sustainable health services globally (2014)
Who is the course suitable for?
For anyone interacting/involved with patients young or old. This includes the multidisciplinary team, commissioners, representatives of patient groups, service leads and NHS decision makers
Course aims and learning outcomes
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a technique to facilitate behaviour change that uses a guiding/reflective style to engage with patients, clarify their strengths and aspirations, and utilise their own motivations for change, and promote shared decision making.
It has been shown:
- By placing greater importance on the patient’s autonomy, MI techniques out perform traditional advice-giving in terms of improving health behaviours and adherence to recommendations.
- Effects persist even when MI is used in brief consultations - such as the few minutes in the clinic setting.
- MI is easily adapted for use by all health care professionals and non-clinicians, such as local patient and peer support groups.
The day will give you insight into the skills of motivational interviewing for use in everyday practice which will be useful during the 2 to 10 minutes you have with someone in clinic to help them make changes. It could be weight loss/gain, physical activity or even just taking their mediation.
The study day is informal and focused on giving you practical tools you can use immediately.
Course programme
To be published soon
Course duration
1 day
Course date and location
- 9th October 2020
- (Postponed from 24 March 2020)
University Hospital Southampton, Tremona Road, Southampton
Course fee
Free
Course leaders
Dr Arvind Nagra, Consultant Nephrologist
Dr Paul Grundy, Consultant Neurosurgeon
Other Faculty
Jan Procter-King
Sponsor
We are very pleased that this event is sponsored by Vitaflo www.vitaflo.co.uk
Bookings closed
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