Communication and Psychosocial Aspects — Gynecology and Obstetrics

Gynecology and Obstetrics · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

La dimensión humana de la atención en ginecología y obstetricia: la relación clínica, las habilidades de comunicación, la salud mental perinatal, el duelo, la sexualidad, las situaciones sensibles, la atención a poblaciones vulnerables y los principios éticos que sustentan una asistencia centrada en la mujer.

What it covers

1. Communication and Psychosocial Aspects
2. Importance and General Framework
3. · Why the psychosocial dimension is especially relevant in this specialty
4. The Biopsychosocial Model
5. · Application in gynecology and obstetrics
6. The Clinical Relationship
7. · Clinical relationship models
8. · Person-centered care
9. Basic Communication Skills
10. · Active listening
11. · Components of communication
12. · Facilitating techniques
13. · Give information effectively
14. The Clinical Interview
15. · Interview structure (Calgary-Cambridge)
16. · The double agenda
17. · The management of emotions in the consultation
18. Communication of Bad News
19. · The SPIKES protocol
20. · Particularities in obstetrics and gynecology
21. Shared Decisions and Informed Consent
22. · The shared decision process
23. · Informed consent
24. · Decision support tools
25. Mental Health in Pregnancy and the Postpartum Period
26. · Spectrum of perinatal mood disorders
27. · Screening and detection
28. · Risk and protection factors
29. Perinatal Grief and Gestational Loss
30. · Characteristics of perinatal grief
31. · Accompaniment in loss
32. Experience and Experience of Childbirth
33. · Humanization of childbirth
34. · Obstetric violence
35. · Post-traumatic stress disorder after childbirth
36. Psychosocial Aspects of Infertility
37. · The emotional impact
38. Psychosocial Support in Gynecological and Breast Oncology
39. · Dimensions of the impact
40. · Attention throughout the trajectory
41. Sexuality and Sexual Health
42. · The approach to sexuality in the consultation
43. · Frequent situations
44. Climate and Life Transitions
45. · Psychosocial dimension of the climacteric
46. Gender Violence and Sexual Aggression
47. · Detection of violence
48. · Acting in the face of violence
49. Diversity, Culture and Equity
50. · Cultural competence
51. · Attention to specific groups
52. Ethics, Autonomy and Confidentiality
53. · The principles of bioethics
54. · Confidentiality and professional secrecy
55. · Frequent ethical issues
56. The Wellbeing of the Professional
57. · Professional burnout
58. · The second victim