Knowledge Check: IPEP 7
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At their first meeting, Dr. Buchmiller communicated care and compassion to Katherine and her mother, Frances, by knowing Katherine’s history in advance and checking with her that she had understood it correctly.
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The fact that Dr. Buchmiller had read Katherine’s file in advance and that she checked her understanding with Katherine, put both the patient and her mother at ease, creating the foundation for a trusting relationship.
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From this video, some lessons for aligning expectations during informed consent include (check all that apply):
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All of the above are lessons demonstrated in the video.
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In this video, the surgeon, patient and parent suggest that the following were important aspects of the informed consent process (check all that apply):
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For Katherine, given her prior experience with surgery, it would have been inappropriate to get consent signed at the first meeting (answer c). Katherine and her mother welcomed time to consider the surgery and make the decision that was best for Katherine in the context of her whole life. Answer e) was also incorrect. Katherine had experienced a serious complication with a prior surgery. Katherine and Frances describe how important it was to them that Dr. Buchmiller said that if you are the 1% who experiences a complication that is your 100% reality. This conveyed clear understanding of the patient and family experience.