Time Management: Dealing with Challenging Patients

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IN THIS EPISODE Munir Adam is pleased to welcome back Dr Ed Pooley, but this time to cover the challenging topic of difficult consultations.
SPECIAL THANKS to the guest speaker: Dr Edward Pooley, GP, author of the book Managing Time in Medicine.
USEFUL LINKS:
1. https://www.facebook.com/groups/difficultconversationsinmedicine/
2. mybook.to/MTIM
3. Managing time in Medicine course: https://tenminutemedicine.podia.com/managing-time-in-medicine
4. Assertiveness and Saying No course: https://tenminutemedicine.podia.com/burnout-to-brilliance-assertiveness-and-saying-no
5. Consulting in a Nutshell: Consulting in a Nutshell: A practical guide to successful general practice consultations before, during and beyond the MRCGP : Neighbour, Roger: Amazon.co.uk: Books
SEASON 2 is supported by funding and back-office support from Integrated Care Support Services. ICSS supports practices and ICBs with Projects, Training, Resourcing and back-office support. (www.integratedcaresupport.com).

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Capitole

1. Dealing with difficult patients (00:00:00)

2. Why this episode (00:00:49)

3. Aligning with the difficult patient? (00:04:43)

4. Vague agendas (00:10:30)

5. "I've tried everything" (00:14:18)

6. From ICE to ICIER (00:16:51)

7. Manipulative help-rejectors (00:19:55)

8. Health lament: Hairdressor mode (00:24:22)

9. Demanding patients (00:29:26)

10. Intimidating patients (00:36:10)

11. Four causes of disharmony (00:39:19)

12. Can difficult actually be fun? (00:41:44)

13. Final words & Disclaimer (00:46:56)