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    The document outlines five checkpoints for effective consultation according to Neighbour: 1) Connecting with the patient and establishing rapport, 2) Summarizing the patient's reason for attending and ensuring their concerns are understood, 3) Ensuring the patient has accepted the agreed upon management plan, 4) Discussing safety netting and contingency plans for unexpected outcomes, and 5) Checking that the doctor is ready to effectively consult with the next patient in terms of stress, concentration, and equanimity.

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    The document outlines five checkpoints for effective consultation according to Neighbour: 1) Connecting with the patient and establishing rapport, 2) Summarizing the patient's reason for attending and ensuring their concerns are understood, 3) Ensuring the patient has accepted the agreed upon management plan, 4) Discussing safety netting and contingency plans for unexpected outcomes, and 5) Checking that the doctor is ready to effectively consult with the next patient in terms of stress, concentration, and equanimity.

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    Neighbour - The Inner Consultation

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    Fayasulhusain Muthalib
    The document outlines five checkpoints for effective consultation according to Neighbour: 1) Connecting with the patient and establishing rapport, 2) Summarizing the patient's reason for attending and ensuring their concerns are understood, 3) Ensuring the patient has accepted the agreed upon management plan, 4) Discussing safety netting and contingency plans for unexpected outcomes, and 5) Checking that the doctor is ready to effectively consult with the next patient in terms of stress, concentration, and equanimity.

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    Neighbour - The Inner Consultation

    Neighbour proposed five checkpoints in the consultation:

    1. Connecting: have we got rapport?

    2. Summarising: could I demonstrate to the patient that I've sufficiently understood why he's
    come:

    the patient's reason for attending

    the patient's ideas and feelings, concerns and expectations are explored and
    acknowledged adequately

    listening and eliciting

    the clinical process - assess, diagnose, explain, negotiate and agree

    3. Handing over: has the patient accepted the management plan we have agreed?

    4. Safety netting: What if...? General practice is the art of managing uncertainty:

    predict what could happen if things go well

    allow for an unexpected turn of events

    plans and contingency plans

    5. Housekeeping: Am I in good condition for the next patient? - stress, concentration and
    equanimity

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