DO NOT SHARE THIS WEBPAGE WITH PEOPLE NOT REGISTERED FOR THE CONFERENCE. THIS IS FOR REGISTERED ATTENDEES ONLY.These materials will be available through Thursday, April 20, 2023, at 1:00 pm.HandoutPowerPoint PresentationPowerPoint Presentation (3 slides with notes) The video does not automatically begin. Click play to start the video. Please make sure your volume is turned on to hear the narration. The YouTube videos within the recorded presentation do not play as intended (around the 43:00 and 45:00 minute mark). Please find them below the recorded presentation. Relevant to the content of this educational activity, Dr. Lee does not have a conflict with ineligible companies to disclose.YouTube Video #1 (43:00) - The Ineffective Physician: Non-Motivational ApproachYouTube Video #2 (45:00) - The Effective Physician: Motivational Interviewing Demonstration Elements of the Spirit of Motivational Interviewing include all of the following EXCEPT: * Supporting autonomy Promoting confrontation Being empathic Collaborating Technical skills involved in Motivational Interviewing include all of the following EXCEPT: * Summaries Reflections Affirmations Arguments Ambivalence when contemplating behavior change is: * Pathological Indicative of lack of readiness to change Expected and normal A character defect Which of the following statements is an affirmation? * Your hair looks nice today. Aren’t you clever You’re on time today for a change. It was thoughtful of you to do that. Which of the following statements about Motivational Interviewing research is true? * Most randomized control trials demonstrate improved outcomes with MI over the control. Combining MI with other therapies, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, diminishes outcomes. Research studies consistently assess fidelity to Mi with rigorous methods. Research about Mi has been limited to the treatment of substance use disorders. John’s BMI is 40 and his diabetes control is poor. He says “I am tired of people telling me what to do about my eating. I know that I have a problem with food, and I’ll eat what I want. I’ve been trying for years to deal with my weight.” Which of the following is a response that is consistent with Motivational Interviewing? * “You haven’t been trying hard enough.” “Why don’t you stop eating desserts?” “You are in charge of your food choices.” “Maybe you don’t want to lose weight.” John’s BMI is 40 and his diabetes control is poor. He says “I am tired of people telling me what to do about my eating. I know that I have a problem with food, and I’ll eat what I want. I’ve been trying for years to deal with my weight.” Which of the following is an empathic statement, consistent with Motivational Interviewing? * “People just want to help you.” “You’re frustrated with others nagging you about your weight.” “If you watch what you eat, your blood sugars will improve.” “You can try another diet.” John’s BMI is 40 and his diabetes control is poor. He says “I am tired of people telling me what to do about my eating. I know that I have a problem with food, and I’ll eat what I want. I’ve been trying for years to deal with my weight.” Which of the following is a Reflection? * “You decide what you’ll eat and are concerned about how that affects your health.” “What are you going to do about your weight?” “When do you think you’re going to be ready to do something about your health?” “How about exercising more?” Which of the following statements is true about the Spirit of Motivational Interviewing? * Patients need education and reasons to change their behavior. Patients have the knowledge and experience to solve their problems. Patients will change their behavior if health care providers give them enough information about adverse outcomes. Patients often change their behavior when confronted with their self-deception. Jane has heart failure and does not want to meet with the registered dietician about her diet. She says “I almost didn’t come to this appointment, because I am going to eat what I want. But they said that I had to, and they’ll keep bothering me until I do, so I might as well hear what you have to say. Keep it short, ok? I have other things to do.” Which of the following is a Motivational Interviewing consistent response? * “I’m sorry to take up your time.” “I don’t think I can help you with that attitude.” “You’re not sure what we can do with limited time, and you came anyway.” “It sounds like you know everything already.” Leave this field blank
