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Using Motivational Interviewing to Improve Clinical Outcomes BARBARA B WALKER PH D Improve Clinical Outcomes BARBARA B . WALKER , PH . D . NATIONAL JEWISH HEALTH DENVER, COLORADO [email protected]

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Page 1: Using Motivational Interviewing to Improve Clinical Outcomes

Using Motivational Interviewing to Improve Clinical Outcomes

B A R B A R A B W A L K E R P H D

Improve Clinical Outcomes

B A R B A R A B . W A L K E R , P H . D .

N A T I O N A L J E W I S H H E A L T H

D E N V E R , C O L O R A D O

B B W A L K E R @ I N D I A N A . E D U

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Overview

� Why MI ?

� What exactly is MI?� Spirit

� Principles

� Techniques� Techniques

� Practical Applications� Examples� Examples

� Your cases

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WHY MI ?

“I don’t know how many times I’ve told him to ….”

“WHY would a person choose not to take medications that can help them?”help them?

“I hate seeing her on my schedule- she comes in again and g y gagain, I tell her what to do, and she doesn’t do it.”

“H h di b d h h d“He has diabetes and eats whatever he wants and expects me tohelp - what am I supposed to do?”

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WHY MI ?

“I know I should lose weight but I hate exercise”.

“ I know I need to quit smoking but I have tried and I just can’t do it”do it .

“I want to get out and walk but it really makes my back hurt g y yeven more”.

“I b k di i d b I j k“I try to remember to take my medicine every day but I just keepforgetting”.

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WHY MI ?

“I know I should lose weight but I hate exercise”.

“ I know I need to quit smoking but I have tried and I just can’t do it”do it .

“I want to get out and walk but it really makes my back hurt g y yeven more”.

“I b k di i d b I j k“I try to remember to take my medicine every day but I just keepforgetting”.

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WHY MI ?

� Ad ice often doesn’t ork� Advice often doesn’t work.

� Patients don’t always do what we want them to do.

� “R i t ” d bi l� “Resistance” and ambivalence

� The data:

Hundreds of studies documenting its effectivenessHundreds of studies documenting its effectiveness.MI is an evidence-based treatment for behavior changewww.motivationalinterview.org

Rubak, S, Sandboek, A., Lauritzen, T., & Christensen, B. (2005). British Journal of General Practice, 55: 513, pp. 305-312. (systematic review and meta-analysis)

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What is MI?

� A way of conversing with people� A way of conversing with people.

…a directive, client-centered counseling style for eliciting behaviorchange by helping clients to explore and resolve ambivalence.

� Grew out of substance abuse field:William R. Miller (UNM) and Stephen Rollnick (UK)

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What is MI ?

TechniquesPrinciples

Techniques

Spirit

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Collaborative: Partners rather than expertsNot MI (expert) MI (collaborative)

“Why didn’t you… (do what I told you to do)?”

“I can see you’re struggling with… what’s going on?”

Change comes from within the pt - not from usChange comes from within the pt not from usNot MI (education) MI (evocative)

“Here’s a handout showing you some “I think some exercises mightg yexercises you can do.”

ghelp- any thoughts about that?”

It’s the patient’s job to solve the problem- not ours

Not MI (authority) MI (honors autonomy)Not MI (authority) MI (honors autonomy)

“You need to quit smoking.” “I know we’ve talked about your smoking before; what are your

plans at this point?”

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I see your blood pressure is up a little today.

Non-MINon-MI The spirit of MIThe spirit of MINon MINon MI The spirit of MIThe spirit of MI

� Have you been taking your medication? � Any ideas on why it

� Yup.

� Have you been sticking l l d

might be up?

to your low-salt diet?

� Yup

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I see your weight is up about 5 pounds this visit…

Non-MINon-MI The spirit of MIThe spirit of MINon MINon MI The spirit of MIThe spirit of MI

� We’ve talked before about how important it i f l

� We’ve talked before about how much your

i ht i ff tiis for you to loseweight. You really need to commit yourself to

weight is affecting yourhealth, and I’m concerned about you.to commit yourself to

it.

y

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Principles of MI

S i itPrinciples

Techniques

Spirit

EMPATHYDEVELOP DISCREPANCYDEVELOP DISCREPANCYSELF-EFFICACYROLL WITH RESISTANCE

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Rolling with resistance…

I am not• You don’t think that making any

change at all in your drinking makes sense right now

I am not going to quit drinking any sense right now.drinking any

time soon.

• I know - it’s hard. You may very well decide that it’s best for you to continue things the way they haveThere is no continue things the way they have been in the past. In the end, it’s your choice.

way I can...

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MI TECHNIQUES: OARS

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Open-ended questionsffi iAffirmations

ReflectionsS iSummaries

Th l i t t “ h t lk”The goal is to generate “change talk”.

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Reflections

Eating is • The only way you have right now to deal with

Eating is how I deal

with my gstress is eating.with my

stress.

• Every single thing ’ t i d h

Nothingyou’ve done we’ve tried has

completely failed.

yhas helped me one bit.

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“I have tried everything to lose weight and I can’t do it.” Open-ended questionsI can t do it. p q

AffirmationsReflectionSummaries

You feel like there is absolutely nothing you can do about your weight.

Yup- I have tried everything- I lose it and then I just gain it back again.

Hmm… so it sounds like you HAVE been successful at losing weight in thepast. That’s great.

Yeah but what good is it? I just gain it back again. I don’t think it’s even th t iworth trying anymore.

You’ve been successful at losing weight but you can’t keep it off, so there’s no point in even losing it anymore.

Y t it!Yup- you get it!

So it’s sounds like one possibility is to ignore your weight problem right now- is there a down-side to that for you?

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Well yeah, of course. I know I should lose weight and I’d feel better ll d h i ll if didmentally and physically if I did.

In what ways do you think you’d feel better?

Explains…

I’d like to summarize what you’ve told me so far --tell me if I’m missing anything or I’ve got anything wrong- You think it is really important to lose weight because… , and you have had success losing weight many times. You KNOW how to lose weight-- you can do THAT. The problemis that you always put it back on, so you feel like it’s not worth starting up again now. Does that about sum up where you are with this?

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Yup- But now that I hear you say it that way, I realize that I actually don’t h bl l i th i ht it’ k i it ff th t’ th bl Ihave a problem losing the weight- it’s keeping it off that’s the problem. I really am pretty good at losing weight.

I ’ d t l i i ht it d lik ’ t tI agree- you’ve done great losing weight- it sounds like you’re an expert atthat! It sounds like what you need now is help maintaining that loss next time around- Have you ever gotten any help with that part before?

Nope- I never even thought about that.

M b k h h h h i Wh d hi kMaybe we work on that together when the time comes. What do you thinkwould be a good next step ?

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I CAN’T quit drinking!

You’re right. You may not be able to quit drinking. I understand; it’s hard. Would it be ok with you if weunderstand; it s hard. Would it be ok with you if we talked about it for a few minutes?

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USING THE “RULER”

Let me ask you this:Let me ask you this: On a scale from 0-10 where 0 is not at all ready and

10 is the most ready you have ever been, how d h h ll bready are you to change anything at all about

your drinking? ….

Ummm I’d say a 4Ummm I d say a 4.

Why a 4 and not a 1? = “Change talk”

Why a 4 and not an 8 ? = Barriers to change

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4

I can’t quit drinking…

4

That’s interesting. Why a 4 and not a 1 ?

Because I REALLY need to stop drinking- I mean you tell me every time ’ i h h killi lf d k h b liI’m in here that I am killing myself! And know what? I believe you- I

know you are right!

Any other reasons?

Well, my wife and kids are mad at me all the time- I get into trouble when I drink…it causes a lot of tension at home, etc.

Ok- so it sure sounds like you have good reasons to change-- why a 4 and not an 8?

Because I LIKE drinking- I’ve been doing it since I was 15. It’s what I do for fun with my friends. I don’t know what I’d do if I didn’t go drinking with them.

Anything else?

I like the way I feel when I drink. It relaxes me.y

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I can’t quit drinking…

So let me summarize what you’ve said so far and correct me if I’m wrong I want to be sure I understand where you are at with this

q g

wrong – I want to be sure I understand where you are at with this.

One the one hand, you want to do something about your drinking because you know it’s going to kill you one day and it causes serious problems at home it may even ruin your marriage but on the otherproblems at home… it may even ruin your marriage, but on the other hand, you LIKE drinking, it’s the only thing you have found that relaxes you and it’s the only thing you do to have fun with your friends Does that about sum it up?friends. Does that about sum it up?

YUP!

I can see now why you are so stuck. I hear how much you value your children your marriage and your health but drinking makes youchildren, your marriage and your health, but drinking makes you happy in other ways. I see why it’s hard for you to know what to do. You’re really stuck.

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Why MI yWhat exactly is MI

� Spirit� Principles� Techniquesq

Practical Applications� Examples

� Your cases

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http://www.motivationalinterview.org/

[email protected]