Patient’s Interview, I need to make my own interview script with regards to admitting patient/s. This is the criteria: Procedure: SIMULATED INTERVIEW 4 3 2 1 REMARKS 1. Explains concisely and

Patient’s Interview, I need to make my own interview script with regards to admitting patient/s.
This is the criteria:
Procedure: SIMULATED INTERVIEW
4 3 2 1 REMARKS
1.
Explains concisely and correctly the purpose of data gathering
2.
Asks appropriate questions in order to elicit accurate data
3. Uses words / language appropriate to the informant’s level of understanding
4. Defines / explains technical terms as needed
5. Maintains appropriate eye contact
6.
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Utilizes non-verbal communication appropriately
8. Validates informant’s understanding of the question by clarifying and repeating questions as needed
9. Asks relevant questions
10 Avoids mannerisms/habits which may distract the client’s flow of thought and communication
11. Displays tact and courtesy throughout the conduct of interview
12. Uses appropriate transitional statements to shift from one topic to another
13. Expresses appreciation for the informant’s participation / cooperation
14. Records / documents accurately the data obtained
Demonstrates efficient utilization of time throughout the interview
TOTAL
Sample reference: *
Student Nurse: Hi there, my name is [name], and I’m a student nurse. How are you doing today?
Patient: Not too bad, I guess.
Student Nurse: That’s great to hear! Can you tell me what brings you in today?
Patient: Yeah, it’s been a few days since I’ve had any appetite and I haven’t been feeling well overall.
Student Nurse: Okay, that sounds concerning. Have there been any other symptoms or changes in your health recently?
Patient: Well, the past couple of nights have been really tough with sleeping – it takes forever for me to fall asleep and then when I do wake up throughout the night it’s hard for me to get back to sleep again.
Student Nurse: Alright. Do you have any other medical conditions that may be contributing to this?
Patient: Yes, actually – about two years ago I was diagnosed with asthma but fortunately my condition has improved since then so hasn’t really caused many issues lately.
Student Nurse: Okay, that’s good to hear. Can you tell me a bit more about your current lifestyle – do you have any physical activities or hobbies?
Patient: Yes, I’m an avid runner and usually go for a few runs each week. I also enjoy reading and cooking in my free time.
Student Nurse: Alright, that’s great to hear. I think we should do some more tests and assessments to get a better idea of what is causing your symptoms. Is there anything else you’d like me to know before we begin?
Patient: Not at the moment, no. Thanks for listening!