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Communication & Professionalism  \n1. Discussion of Treatment Options and Informed Consent (Obtain informed consent from a patient or authorized health care proxy)  \nThe successful candidate will demonstrate the following behaviors:  \n• Demonstrates understanding of, and concern for, the situation of the patient  \n• Explains the indications for the proposed treatment options  \n• Explains conduct of proposed treatment options in lay terms  \n• Explains benefits and risks of treatment options, including both less severe/more common and more severe/less common relevant risks  \n• Discusses strategies for minimizing risks of the treatment options  \n• Elicits questions and responds appropriately in lay terms  \n• Confirms a final decision with the patient or authorized health care proxy regarding the treatment options and obtains affirmative consent without coercion  \n2. Peri-procedural complications (Conduct a focused evaluation of a peri-procedural complication, formulate an action plan, and discuss this plan with the patient or designee)  \nThe successful candidate will demonstrate the following behaviors:  \n• Elicits history relevant to the complication and current symptoms  \n• Performs focused physical evaluation  \n• Discusses potential causes and contributing factors  \n• Discusses anticipated, likely, and potential outcomes  \n• Presents plan for further evaluation and/or treatment  \n• Elicits questions and responds in lay terms  \n• Demonstrates understanding of, and concern for, the situation of the patient  \n3. Ethical issues (Frame and discuss appropriate plans to address common ethical dilemmas in clinical care settings)  \nAnesthesiologists face ethical issues related to patients, colleagues, organizations, and society. To identify and frame ethical questions productively, anesthesiologists must understand ethical principles and act in a manner consistent with current ethical practices including core principles of respect for patient autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, accountability, ethical fidelity (promise keeping, trustworthiness), and social and distributive justice.  \nA successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to identify and address ethical issues by obtaining relevant information, clarifying options, determining preferences, negotiating differences, and arriving at a decision with patients, families, and other stakeholders as they relate to, for example:  \n• Allocation of resources  \n• Barriers to access to healthcare  \n• Care decisions involving family members or surrogate decision makers  \n• Confidentiality and privacy  \n• Decision-making capacity, informed consent, informed refusal, and voluntariness  \n• Ethical obligations toward fellow clinicians  \n• Treatment of patients receiving investigational therapies or research protocols  \n• Life-sustaining medical treatment (e.g. end-of-life management)  \n• Procurement and allocation of organs  \n• Potentially inappropriate treatment  \n• Recognized or potential conflicts of interest  \n4. Communication with other professionals (Effectively communicate with other healthcare team members in a professional manner)  \nThe successful candidate will demonstrate the following behaviors:  \n• Communicate in a clear and professional manner  \n• Prioritize communication of information most relevant to patient care  \n• Demonstrate understanding of the concerns and perspective of other health care professionals through active listening  \n• Recognize the potential for conflict and initiate conflict resolution  \n5. Practice-based Learning and Improvement (Articulate and apply principles of patient safety and quality improvement to a clinical scenario)  \nThe successful candidate will demonstrate behaviors consistent with the application of commonly accepted quality improvement methodologies and frameworks, including those directed toward patient safety; these elements include the following:  \n• Measure current outcomes and benchmarks  \n• Devise change in practice in collabora","cbCaicBQL4pCIaym","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicBQL4pCIaym","pdf",494175,"English","# A. Communication & Professionalism\n## Discussion of Treatment Options and Informed Consent\n## Peri-procedural Complications\n## Ethical Issues\n## Communication with Other Professionals\n## Practice-based Learning and Improvement\n# B. 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