Registration Systems and Patient Relationships in Care

Registration Systems

A useful approach is to develop a standardized record system that allows rigorous scoring of what occurs. In this sense, we can distinguish between registry systems specifically developed and standardized scales.

Specific Registration Systems

The practitioner or the institution where the surgery is performed can evaluate the individual based on their own indicators and rating scales.

Standardized Scales

This assesses the deterioration in the person's cognitive function in several areas: orientation, immediate memory, attention and calculation, delayed recall, language, and construction.

Relationships With Users

The relationship between the provider and the user is characterized by helping, supporting, and assisting people in maintaining their autonomy and empowerment through a relationship of trust and emotional support.

Another important aspect is to prevent situations that can increase user dependence on demonstrations or guidelines, and to strive to improve their quality of life and social integration.

Most Important Professional Attitudes

• Punctuality
• Proper hygiene and appropriate physical presentation for the intervention or situation
• Use appropriate resources or technical assistance suitable to the situation
• Consult and implement safety measures provided for in legislation and protocols for action on the mobilization of people in situations of risk or danger to the user

Before Using Any Techniques or Resources

• Inform the user of the transfers or movements that will be performed.
• Encourage and motivate people to collaborate as far as possible.
• Preserve the individual's integrity during mobilization to prevent possible falls or other injuries; act gently and with care.
• Preserve the integrity of the person carrying out the mobilization.
• Follow the instructions given in the protocols.
• Respect autonomy: if the user is in a wheelchair and is autonomous, ask them if, when, and how they want help.