Citations Jan 2024
Explain the SOLER model and state its citation.
Sit squarely, Open posture, Lean towards the other, Eye contact, Relax. Egan, 1978
Explain the SAMPLE model and state its citation.
Symptoms, Allergies, Medications and Immunisations, Past medical/ Family history, Last oral intake, Events leading up to illness. Dickinson, 2008.
Explain the HEADSSS model and state its citation.
Home, Education, Activities/ Alcohol, Drugs, Sexuality, Suicide, Safety. Bernham, 1972, later developed by Eric Cohen.
Explain the ICE model and state its citation.
Ideas, Concerns, Expectations. Tate, 2005.
Explain the SURETY model and state its citation.
Sit at an angle, Uncross arms and legs, Relax, Eye contact, Touch, Your intuition. Stickley, 2011.
Explain the OLDCART model and state its citation.
Onset, Location, Duration, Characteristics, Associated Manifestations, Relieving/ Aggravating factors, Treatments/ Therapies. Seidel et al, 2003.
State the citation for the "Hello My Name Is" Campaign
Granger, 2013
State the citation for the scale used to assess paediatric anxiety.
The Spence Childrens Anxiety Scale, 1998.
State the model and citation that supports family centred care.
Casey's Partnership Model of Nursing, 1988.
State the citation for the professional standards that reiterate the importance of consent and confidentiality.
NMC Code, 2008.
State the study that shows the link between risk of death and anxiety, and the link to 16th century philosophy.
Russel et al, 2023. Dualism- the health status of the mind can affect that of the body. (Descartes)
State the importance of patient history in making a diagnosis.
80% of diagnoses are created from history, Summerton, 2008.
Who created the activities of daily living?
Roper et al, 1980