If you plan to continue caring for an older patient, consider taking time to learn about his or her life. A life history is an excellent investment.
It helps to understand the patient. It also strengthens the clinician-patient relationship by showing your interest in the patient as a person.
Be alert for information about the patient’s relationships with others, thoughts about family members or coworkers, typical responses to stress, and attitudes toward aging, illness, work, and death. This information may help you interpret the patient’s concerns and make appropriate recommendations.
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