Module 3: Wound Care Outreach: Brief Negotiated Interview Guided by Motivational Interviewing-Recording

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Video Summary

In this video transcript, Stephanie discusses the importance of engaging in motivational interviewing (MI) with individuals who may be hesitant to seek medical attention for wounds, possibly due to past negative experiences. She emphasizes the value of building rapport, asking permission to provide information, and eliciting responses based on the information provided. Stephanie explains an algorithm for a brief negotiated interview, where practitioners can engage with individuals, elicit their concerns, and collaborate on a plan.<br /><br />She highlights the importance of using open-ended questions, affirmations, reflections, and summaries in the MI process. Stephanie also discusses the significance of understanding the individual's reasons for change, using tools like readiness rulers to gauge their readiness to seek care, and developing discrepancy by reflecting on different perspectives.<br /><br />Stephanie emphasizes the collaborative nature of creating a plan with the individual, acknowledging their autonomy, and ensuring a supportive and empathetic interaction. She notes the importance of ongoing communication and building trust to foster continued engagement with individuals.<br /><br />Overall, the goal of the brief negotiated interview is to create a safe and supportive space for individuals to express their concerns, explore their readiness for change, and work together to develop a plan that meets their needs and goals. Stephanie encourages practitioners to approach these interactions with empathy, compassion, and a commitment to supporting individuals on their journey towards better health and well-being.

Keywords

motivational interviewing

medical attention

building rapport

eliciting responses

negotiated interview

open-ended questions

readiness rulers

developing discrepancy

collaborative plan

ongoing communication

supportive interaction