Health promotion dialogue

 John is a 42-year-old male who was just diagnosed with pre-diabetes. He made an appointment with you, the nurse coach, to discuss weight loss. Utilizing the Motivational Interviewing guidelines , in 1-2 pages, write a sample dialogue between the nurse and patient. Include how you would “contract” with the patient using the template attached.  

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Health Promotion Contracting and Goal Setting

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Author’s Note

This paper is being submitted on Date for Dianne Johnson’s NUR3418 Introduction to Alternative and Complementary Therapies Nursing Course

Health Promotion Contracting and Goal Setting

Write an Introduction paragraph here regarding motivational interviewing with supporting reference/s. Use the template below to include examples of each of the 4 MI guidelines in your documented conversation with your client….. Remove all of these highlighted student tips in your paper

· Resist the righting reflex.

· Understand and explore the client’s motivation.

· Listen with empathy.

· Empower and encourage hope and optimism

Patient and Nurse Conversation

Motivational Interviewing Guidelines

Nurse:
Good morning John, my name is Dianne, and I am a nurse coach. Dr. Needle has asked that you and I meet regarding your pre-diabetes and the importance of weight loss and lifestyle changes.

A holistic nurse coach guides a person in the management of healthcare practice, self-care and improves a person’s outcome thru the model of coaching (Dossey & Keegan, 2016).

John:
I know, but it is all overwhelming and I don’t know if I can do this.

Nurse: It sounds like you are feeling overwhelmed with this new diagnosis. Many of my clients feel this way initially. Tell me what you know about pre-diabetes

Listen with empathy. Motivational interviewing is especially designed to deal with people who are hesitant about making health changes (Dossey & Keegan, 2016).
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