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In self-management, it is important to carefully observe what could be starting points to improve someone’s health skills. This can be done by tapping into the person’s strengths and preferences, which strengthens self-confidence (self-efficacy).
Look at the next image. Click on the objects that give you information about the strengths and preferences of Mr Albai.
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Mr Albai indicates that he is afraid of loneliness. What action could Luciel take to help Mr Albia with his fear of loneliness? Choose the right intervention for the care file.
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| Mr Albai indicates that he is afraid of loneliness because his family has to provide less support. | Mr Albai indicates that they have meaningful daily activities and sufficient social contacts. |
Luciel suggests that Mr Albai lets his family eat with him. Is this a solution to the problem?
Can you place Luciels comments, conform the method of OARS (motivational interviewing)
OARS is a technique from motivational interviewing with which you, as a care provider, encourage clients to find a solution themselves. What does it involve?
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“Do you think they won’t come now that you need them less?”
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“Neat!”
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“And only…”
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Which of Luciel’s comments match motivational interviewing (OARS) ?
Multiple answers are correct.
