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PSY 320 Exam 3
Date, time, and location? What is the policy on early Final Exams?

4/30, 10am-12pm

Nat Resources 158

No early finals, unless RCPD

Types of Health Care Plans (in the U.S.)

1. health maintenance organization (HMO)

2. Preferred-provider organization (PPO)

3. Point-of-service plan (POS)

4. Traditional indemnity plan

health maintenance organization (HMO)

- creates colleague care

- small amount of pay per visit (within network providers)

Preferred-provider organization (PPO)

- network of providers offers members discounted rate

Point-of-service (POS)

- patients incentivized to stay in network for affordability

Traditional indemnity plan

- patients select their own doctors and hospitals and pay on a fee-for service basis

Ineffective Communication

,poor communication is tied to poor treatment adherence

Provider Behaviors

inattentiveness

jargon

bay talk

non-person treatment

stereotypinh

inattentiveness

not listening to patients, not letting them finish their concerns before provider considers

diagnosis

norms

talking about scores encourages providers to do better

computer use

High computer use by clinicians in safety-net clinics was associated with lower patient

satisfaction and observable communication differences.

jargon

"lingo," used by doctors that can prevent patients from asking questions

what percentage of patients do not prefer jargon

90%

baby talk

, overly simplistic explanations

elder speak

short, simplistic speech target towards older people

what does elder speak produce

refusal to care

non-person treatment

depersonalization of patients to provide emotional protection for providers

MBI

measures burnout, shows that providers use non-person treatment to protect themselves

stereotyping

crosses into all identities, effecting treatment, and patient care

pain

stereotypes indicate black patients experience less pain than white patients

patient behaviors

- lack of education/understanding

- inability to present symptoms

- inattention (umanaged anxiety)

Schroyen et al. (2018) – Takeaways

elderspeak result in refusal to care and increase self-esteem and confidence.

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