Revitalizing Patient Care: The Spirit of Motivational Interviewing
Episode Overview
Dr. Donald Stader and Dr. Rachel Duncan engage in a candid conversation with Dr. Peter Barnett, an experienced physician with over 40 years of practice and a board certification in addiction medicine The episode unfolds with a relatable depiction of clinician burnout, paving the way for a profound exploration of motivational interviewing and its impact on patient care Insightful commentary and genuine patient cases showcase the transformative potential of motivational interviewing, emphasizing the importance of collaborative and empathetic clinician-patient relationships The episode concludes with an invitation to delve into the psychology of motivational interviewing and patient case examples, promising a comprehensive journey through its nuances and applications in clinical practice Through a focus on evoking change talk and respecting patient autonomy, the episode advocates for a patient-centric approach rooted in compassion and understanding
The trick is to engage them in such a way as partners, if you will, that they are comfortable describing to you what they think about their problem, how much of a problem it is, how much of a problem it isn't, what are the risks, the benefits, all that stuff, and then what their concerns are going forward, what kinds of challenges they might have in dealing with the downside of their behavior, whatever it is.
Feeling the weight of burnout and patient resistance? Dr. Donald Stader knows the struggle all too well. In this engaging episode of the Compass Opioid Stewardship Clinical Cases podcast, Dr. Stader reaches out to his mentor, Dr. Peter Barnett, for some much-needed guidance. With over 40 years of experience and a board certification in addiction medicine, Dr. Barnett brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Together with Dr.
Rachel Duncan, they dive into the heart of motivational interviewing, using real patient cases to illustrate its impact. Dr. Stader's candid conversation about his frustrations sets a relatable tone, making this episode feel like a chat with trusted colleagues. Dr. Barnett helps reframe the burnout and introduces motivational interviewing as a powerful tool to encourage patient cooperation and change. This technique isn't just about asking questions; it's about fostering a genuine connection and understanding with patients.
Listeners will gain practical insights into how motivational interviewing can transform clinical practice. From evoking 'change talk' to respecting patient autonomy, the episode offers actionable strategies for building empathetic and collaborative relationships with patients. It's a refreshing take on patient care that promises to reignite your passion for the profession. Whether you're a seasoned clinician or new to the field, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and practical advice.
Tune in to learn how to turn challenging patient encounters into opportunities for meaningful change.