Farhan Fahez Collaborative Discussion Questions

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Collaborative Questions to Discuss for Farhan Fahez 

Q1: When visiting Farhan to change his dressing you notice over granulating tissue. What action do you take?

1. Carry on using the prescribed dressing.
2. Reassess the wound.
3. Call the GP immediately.

 

 

Q2: Farhan does not always understand what is happening to him during a consultation. How do you approach this?

1. Continue to talk to him like you would any other patient.
2. Adapt your communication to explain to Farhan carefully and appropriately what is happening.
3. Talk to a relative instead.

 

 

Q3: People who live in assisted living can be discharged home at any time?

1. Correct, there are always people there to look after them.
2. Wrong, each patient needs to be treated as an individual. Needs change and you need to establish the cause for admission in the first place.
3. Yes, it is crucial to empty hospital beds to keep the flow of patients. They can always be readmitted.

 

[Eleni Loumioti]

Q1 – I would choose option 2 because the initially prescribed dressing might not be suitable anymore and might have to be switched to an alternative one. I would record the wound assessment and also inform the GP.

Q2- I would choose option 2 because Farhan does have a level of understanding, however, I would ensure that his relatives or carers are also informed

Q3- I would choose option 2 because each individual’s needs are different, assessments need to be carried out upon admission and before discharge and also to ensure that the supported accommodation is able to care for the individual after discharge and if not what type of support would be needed. People should not have to stay in hospital once they are medically fit, however, the right support has to be in place in their accommodation and in the community in order to prevent unnecessary readmission.

[Holly Lentle]

Q1- i would choose option 2 as the new wound will need new requirements and conditions to heal better. Also its also good for a wound to be reassessed

Q2- Farhan has an understanding of his condition and needs to be spoken to as well as his relatives. He needs to also be allowed to make a decision in his care.

Q3- i would chose option 2, as all patients are individuals first and the assisted living needs time to adjust and put the care plan in place so that Farhan is looked after well when he is back home

[Martina Osuagwu]

Q1 I will choose option 2 because there is a need to reassess the wound, it has a new development and would require review .
Q2. I will choose option 2. This is because Farhan has to be involved in his care .using the simplest communication and avoiding medical jargon to make sure he understands what is being discussed in his care.
Q3. I will choose option 2 . This is because every patient is and should be treated as an individual to make sure that the best care is given to each patient.

[Martina Osuagwu]

Q1 I will choose option 2 because there is a need to reassess the wound, it has a new development and would require review .
Q2. I will choose option 2. This is because Farhan has to be involved in his care .using the simplest communication and avoiding medical jargon to make sure he understands what is being discussed in his care.
Q3. I will choose option 2 . This is because every patient is and should be treated as an individual to make sure that the best care is given to each patient.

[Smriti Kharel]

Q1. I will choose options 2 and 3 as it is important to understand that because the wound isn’t in the same situation as before you would need to reassess the wound noting it down in the wound assessment plan as now they would require a different plan for the dressing and also referring it to GP would be a good idea as they would have the updated information as to what requirements need to be provided for them.

Q2. I will choose option 2 because it is very important for Farhan to understand what’s happening and get involved in the care that’s provided. I would try my best to avoid using medical jargon as this might be helpful for certain patients and also reassess with him and ask him if he’s understood after the information has been provided to him also provide information to his relatives as well so they understand too. However, because he is the main patient getting the care it definitely has to be under his requirements above anyone else’s.
Q3. I will choose option 2 because every patient has different requirements and as part of the care, it is vital for patients to be treated with respect and as an individual.

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