Treat the Person, not the Patient
Phrases such as “I aim to treat my patients as I would like to be treated” or “I treat people as I would want a family member to be treated” are common and should be praised for the caring attitude that underlies it. However, they ultimately fall short as they do not recognise that we should be aiming to treat the person as they would wish to be treated.
Treat the Person, not the Patient
At Skillix, we practice our own person-centred skills by making sure all our workshops are tailored to your needs. We work hard to make them engaging and leave a positive impact, developing new techniques and decision-making skills that will lead to more effective treatment delivery.
Education Material Writing
We can supplement the skills learned in our workshops with educational material tailored to your needs. From techniques on how to deliver treatment information while considering the person involved to learning refreshers, we support your team in their ongoing development.
Practical Skills Development
From successful intramuscular injections to how to achieve beneficial treatment outcomes, we prioritise your team’s ability to provide more effective, practical care. We do not just think about the abstract, theoretical side of practice, instead providing them with the tools that help them manage challenges during their day to day practice.
In-Person Training
Some of our clients choose to remove distractions and provide a fresh perspective with a new environment. Others choose to hold the workshops and professional skills development in the workplace, enabling the team to relax into a familiar environment as they face new skills and ideas. Wherever you decide, our workshops are delivered at a location to suit you by our expert facilitators.
Concordance and Treatment Management
Find Out MoreWorking in a concordant way means coming together with the person you want to help to develop a mutual agreement about the treatment and its pathway. That way it gets to the heart of the person’s own motivations, thus maximising the benefits achievable for them rather than the benefits that are hoped for by the professional.
One of the keys to help a person understand the purpose, goals, and difficulties in treatment is the provision of information. It is a difficult area to get right. Skillix can offer support in educational material writing as well as workshops on person-centred treatment education and decision making.