CSA case DNR form

This is usually a 'home visit scenario' in the CSA and crops up on a regular basis. Have a look at the video with your Trainer and explore how you might tackle this scenario. Why not video it, as it might make a great COT?
Have a look at the consultation skill timeline for this consultation or look at our other resources
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Also have a look at our CSA course
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[@poman7293]

excellently empathised. DNAR explained well. patient will not be "abandoned" till the end.
probably assessing for depression - check his mood - would be an option.

[@mattandhazelsmith]

If you have a look at the Pennine GP Training website, go to the MRCGP section, look at the CSA case videos, look at consultation 4 and there is a download that plots the consultations skills on display for this video against the timeline. So play the video and use the timeline to see the wide array of skills displayed

[@Pankaj.Gurung]

Thankyou for the upload.

[@krishnagiri4906]

Poor sound, please work on the sound in all your videos. All the videos are great though :)

[@saurabhbawawohnhaftinnerem4429]

That doctor was patient earlier

[@aksghms]

You literally can't hear a thing

[@kathrineahmed7211]

Video is really good but improve the quality of audio

[@onees6356]

cant hear a thing..pointless

[@aslamneenu]

Can't hear anything...!

[@Matthew-xp9tw]

Quite a low cut top

[@Bear-cz2ni]

Very sexist

[@akashakhan5811]

Why is the doctor constantly smiling , the body language is not at all empathetic! Constantly moving chair!consultation though hardly audible is good

[@helenparsons500]

Akashazasc KhanAsad I quite agree. This doesn't feel very empathetic to me. She nods a lot and makes good eye contact, but that's it. Doesn't pick up on any of his queues. Just smiles and nods.... And I agree with previous comment, her top is too low cut -inappropriately so. Sorry to be critical...