Another list or a grounding tool? Thoughts on the Q-List Manifesto.
Comments on the article by William B. Ventres (see record 2015-01771-001). This article discusses the Q-List Manifesto and how it differs from The Checklist Manifesto for procedural medicine. Is the question list any different from a checklist? What might it add and what pitfalls might it face if implemented? The Q-List can be useful for learners, from medical student to resident, a reminder to check in with patients, themselves and the domains, like Daily Reality, Patient Focus, and Practitioner Focus. It offers a framework along with concrete questions to explore with the patient, their families, and oneself.
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D057189:Checklist / Q000706:statistics & numerical data*; D058005:General Practitioners / Q000523:psychology*; D006694:Holistic Health; D006801:Humans