Storied reflections: Development of a longitudinal interdisciplinary curriculum to improve patient-provider communication

Defenbaugh, Nicole; Dickey, Lorraine A.; Foulke, Vivian C.; Orlando, James P.

doi:10.1016/j.pecinn.2023.100170

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“…For example, a fellowship for healthcare faculty partnered with artists and actors provides a platform to learn and practice skills in the art of compassionate communication with patients, families, and colleagues [41]. Narrative medicine programs have been well accepted and shown to improve patient-provider and interprofessional communication, a necessary skill for the integrated model of TIC [42,43]. At the center of the skill-building is the importance of self-compassion as the regenerative fuel to keep the healthcare provider grounded and in the moment for their patients [41].…”

Section: Using the Arts And Humanities To Expand On Trauma-informed C...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Using the lens of trauma informed care to inform pediatric obesity management

Scott,

Rhee

2023

Current Opinion in Pediatrics

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Purpose of review Summarize the evolution of the trauma-informed care (TIC) approach in pediatrics, highlight the importance of using this lens in pediatric obesity management and treating the whole patient and family, and suggest recommendations for providers to incorporate TIC into their practice. Recent findings Implementing TIC in pediatric obesity management is recommended and offers an approach to address trauma-related symptoms associated with obesity. The TIC framework creates a safe, nurturing space to have open conversations with patients and families to promote resilience and reduce stigma related to obesity without re-traumatization. Screening tools may expose symptoms related to trauma, but are limited. Provider training is available and development of TIC related skills may be improved through using the arts and humanities. Success of TIC requires a tailored, integrated healthcare system approach with commitment from all levels. Summary The TIC approach offers providers skills to uncover trauma-related symptoms and address obesity-related health disparities while reducing stigma. Collaboration across all levels of the healthcare system and community partners is essential. Further research is warranted on the effectives of this approach in pediatric obesity prevention and management.

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Section: Using the Arts And Humanities To Expand On Trauma-informed C...mentioning

confidence: 99%