1. Makes appropriate greeting / introduction and demonstrates interest and respect | |
2. Identifies and confirms the patient’s problem list or issues | |
3. Encourages patient’s contribution / story | |
4. Makes an attempt to understand the patient’s perspective | |
5. Thinks family, and obtains relevant family, social and occupational information | |
6. Obtains sufficient information to ensure no serious condition is likely to be missed | |
7. Appears to make a clinically appropriate working diagnosis | |
8. There is a clear explanation of the diagnosis and management plan | |
9. Gives patient an opportunity to ask for other information and / or seeks to confirm patient’s understanding | |
10. The explanation takes account of and relates to the patient’s perspective | |
11. Involves the patient where appropriate in decision making | |
12. Chooses an appropriate management plan | |
13. Show a commitment to co-ordination of care | |
14. Shows a commitment to continuity of care | |
15. Closes consultation successfully | |
16. Provides appropriate safety netting for the patient |