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Motivational Interviewing in practice: transforming patient conversations
Clinicians, nurse practitioners and allied health professionals joined from across the NHS at this engaging webinar that explored how motivational interviewing can change everyday consultations into more collaborative, effective conversations that improve patient attendance, engagement and adherence.
Discover practical, easy-to-apply tips to enhance your consultation style and strengthen relationships with your patients
What will you learn
Build your practical confidence
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Introduction and instructions
Led by Judith Carpenter, Registered Dietitian, and Katy Gerrard, Registered Nurse
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Effective patient-centred conversations with motivational interviewing
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Question and answer session
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Close of webinar
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First-hand patient experience
Judith is an HCPC registered dietitian. She has a wealth of clinical experience and expertise in many aspects of healthcare but especially both adult diabetes care and weight management in the UK. Judith currently works in the NHS within Specialist Diabetes Care where she leads a Young Adult diabetes service.
Judith became an MI trainer and a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) in 2000. With over 25 years of experience delivering MI training, Judith started her own consultancy in 2008 to focus on delivering motivational interviewing training and has delivered hundreds of trainings over the past decades to a variety of professionals working in healthcare, social care, and other professional groups both nationally and internationally. She has been an active member of MINT since joining the organisation and has held many roles.
Judith became involved in motivational interviewing (MI) to improve clinical care with her patients and continues to utilise MI in this way. She has extensive experience in MI training and helping people to learn MI through coaching and supervision and is a MINT Certified Trainer. Judith has extensively presented on Motivational Interviewing throughout her career, and is passionate about its role in supporting clinicians to do what they do better.
Katy has been a registered nurse for 23 years. Initially working as a Renal Specialist Nurse and then for the last 13 years working in diabetes.
For 10 years Katy worked as a Lead Diabetes Specialist Nurse in Derby. She led the Young Adult and Transition Service and was also part of the Insulin Pump and Technology Multidisciplinary Team.
In my current role I work as a Clinical Educator for a diabetes technology company.
Along with Katy's wealth of clinical knowledge in management of long-term conditions, she has a passion for helping people make the changes they seek by using motivational interviewing techniques within patient consultations.