Family and Family Dynamics Flashcards

(11 cards)

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what is a relational inquiry approach?

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a way of thinking and practicing in nursing that emphasizes understanding and responding to the complex dynamics at play within and around a situation

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what are the dimensions of a relational inquiry approach?

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  1. intrapersonal
  2. interpersonal
  3. contextual
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what are the key feautures of the relational inquiry approach?

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  • clear attention and intention
  • responsiveness and responsibility
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4
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define family

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any combination of two or more individuals connected by mutual consent, birth, adoption, or placement

very broad understanding

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5
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what are some forms of family?

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  • census family
  • lone parent
  • step-family
  • multigenerational
  • same-sex families
  • skip-generation
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what is the Calgary Family Assessment model?

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integrated, multidimensional framework for assessing families

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what are the 3 main components of CFAM?

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  • structural
  • developmental
  • functional
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what are core concepts of the FCC?

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  • Respect and dignity
  • Information sharing
  • Participation
  • Collaboration
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9
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what is the patient-centred care model?

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Care tailored to individual needs with patients being active participants

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what concepts are involved in the AHS patient first strategy?

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  • promote respect
  • enhance communications
  • support a team-based approach
  • improve transitions
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what are the principles of trauma informed care?

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  • Awareness of trauma
  • Safety and trust
  • Choice and collaboration
  • Strength-based approaches
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