UKMLA CPSA OSCE Type 2 Diabetes Counselling - Communication Skills OSCE

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@kwokhoelim8267 Год назад

I think people need to understand that this is actually an OSCE station in which the setting is a patient who has uncontrolled hypoglycemia(the patient had visited a few times meaning there are no other options available), and the task is to convince/insist the patient informs DVLA regardless of his current economic situation. Of course in a real-life scenario, the doctor would've tried many different treatment options before forcing the patient to stop driving. This is just an example of a specific OSCE station to test the doctor's knowledge regarding the DVLA and her ability to convince the patient while suggesting different options for him.

@ibrahimabdirahman9586 Год назад

Very helpful, but please make the time not more than 7 minutes.

@dridmedicaltutorial331 Год назад

Very well done. Task was achieved and empathy and support demonstrated. It is never an easy discussion

@quesmedqbank Год назад

Thanks for your comment!

@medicmandan2554 2 года назад

very helpful discussion, especially highlighting the need to inform the DVLA about insulin use. Thank you

@quesmedqbank 2 года назад

Thanks for your comment?

@vichosea6972 2 года назад

Difficult patient🙂😊😊 Excellent approach👏👏👏👏. Thank you so much I learnt alot from this counselling session

@ambidextrous_doctor 10 месяцев назад

Thanks, upload daily if possible

@CuddlesgaloreCats 9 месяцев назад

My OSCEs are Friday, wish I'd found these sooner. Favourite explaining examples

@adamkyle5996 6 месяцев назад

Like for this amazing actor..

@saadmohamed8715 Год назад

What if ptn stopped insulin to continue driving against medical advice

@annaluca29 2 года назад

I think she is not quite working together with the patient as well as she could be and sounds a bit accusatory, but good coverage of all the relevant topics.

@zed3063 2 года назад

She’s like that on other videos as well

@kimberleybest6753 2 года назад

shes just doing her job

@melo3427 2 года назад

Agreed. If my doctor did that I would feel hopeless

@rodeo9 Год назад

There's no debate or persuasion needed as the law is clear cut. Drivers need to inform the DVLA of their insulin use and if they are in hypoglycaemic episodes, and there is a duty on the part of the doctor to ensure that the DVLA knows. The driver is breaking the law and has shown his disregard for the saftey of other road users by ignoring the doctor's instuctions. As the patient has already had an opportunity to inform the DVLA, her approach is morally/legally/empathetically sound.

@6alash 10 месяцев назад

she needs to save him and other people just that but in the another hand the patient loss his job , yeah she is very strict

@AhmedHassan-yw6jh 8 месяцев назад

'YOU NEED TO STOP SMOKING!'

@ruanspies8875 Год назад

This doctor is rude! This is not a helpful way to counsel a patient - poor Mr Leith.

@Safestreet 7 месяцев назад

It's difficult being a doctor sometimes

@dr.hsrtknt Год назад

😃😀

@sarahoneill1838 Год назад

The patient shows no sign of being willing to change the diet or smoking so I think the doctor isn’t involving the patient in this instance. If this were a different type of patient (more aggressive) they wouldn’t take this well!

@Shiv05B 2 года назад

i feel like instead of being like "you can never drive again and you HAVE to stop driving like right now " she should first adjust the insulin dose, work on weight loss and smoking cessation and THEN if he is still have hypo episodes that's the time to think about stopping driving - especially when it's literally his work and his only source of income. no point having "amazing" glucose control if you're going to be homeless on the streets and going to die of some other infection instead -_- cuz even me like I would be so scared hearing that I have to stop driving and change my job like within a week- that's ridiculous.

@nnbg66 2 года назад

I disagree with you.

@meharabchoudhury38 2 года назад

It wasn't a week though. He got told at his last appointment

@rodeo9 Год назад

Do you study medicine/are you a practising clinician? It's not up for debate - the law is clear. Drivers need to inform the DVLA of their insulin use and if they are in hypoglycaemic episodes, and there is a duty on the part of the doctor to ensure that the DVLA knows. On the other hand, the patient has shown his disregard for the saftey of other road users by ignoring the doctor's instuctions. As the patient has already had an opportunity to inform the DVLA, her approach is morally/legally/empathetically sound.

@dirk2655 Год назад

Unfortunately, this patient may need to be moved to diabetic pills...vs the insulin. Insulin is necessary for diabetis 1 because it's not produced. The patient is correct and the doctor may need to be retrained or pick another profession. Why didn't she correct his sugar level?