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Management of Menopause Type^®Seminar
Module F: Implement, Evaluate & Reassess
Implement Treatment- Evaluate Outcomes- Reassess State of Wellness
Improved Patient Outcomes
Improved patient outcomes are directly dependent on the aforementioned continuity of care and on comprehensive health care.
Furthermore, improved clinical outcomes are possible only when the subjective symptoms are managed to the patient's satisfaction, thereby enhancing her quality of life. Likewise, improved clinical outcomes are conditional on the management of objective signs to the degree that they decrease morbidity and mortality.
So the four components of a plan, fall into two major categories; treating subjective symptoms, and treating objective signs.
Treat Subjective Symptoms		Protocols Based only on Subjective Data Protocols to Manage Specific Symptoms
Treat Objective Signs		Protocols Based on Objective Data Protocols to Support Body Systems
Implementing the treatment plan, evaluating patient outcomes and continually reassessing the state of wellness will obviously require multiple sessions. Planning the components of a session before hand will significantly aid in achieving improved patient outcomes.
Components of a Session:			Having agreed that no condition is managed in a single visit, it is clear that the elements of the S.O.A.P.I.E.R. model require more than one session for improved patient outcomes.
Comprehensive Physical Exam
Menopause Type^®. Questionnaire
Hormone Tests
Correlative Interpretation of MTQ & Lab Tests			The individual components of each session may include various components of the S.O.A.P.I.E.R. model.
Advanced Interpretation of MTQ
Address Chief Complaints
Treat Subjective Symptoms			Some clinical sessions with the patient may include all of the listed components, and others may include only a few, depending upon the individual needs of the patient.
Make Treatment Recommendations
Treat Subjective Symptoms
Treat Objective Signs
Risk Assessments			While the components of each session may vary, they are all carried out with the ultimate goal of improved patient outcomes.
Address Results of Risk Assessments
Treat Objective Signs
Schedule Next Session
The clinical applications for each session will also affect patient outcomes.			Clinical Applications
			Comprehensive Physical Exam
			Interpreting the MTQ
Though it is unlikely that all clinical applications will take place during each session, some components will be a routine part of every session.			Serum Hormone Tests Salivary Hormone Tests Urine Hormone Tests Choosing Hormone Tests
			Correlative Interpretation Function-Response Model
These common components include the need to survey symptoms with the MTQ, using protocols to manage specific symptoms and addressing continuity of care.
			Advanced Interpretation of MTQ
			Protocols to Manage Specific Symptoms
Some of the clinical applications may only be in a session once a year			Protocols Based only on Subjective Data Protocols Based on Objective Data
Important components of menopause care include: Annual Physical Examination Annual Osteoporosis Risk Assessment Annual Cardiovascular Risk Assessment Annual Cancer Risk Assessment			Osteoporosis Cardiovascular Disease Cancer Risks
			Protocols to Support Body Systems
			Continuity of Care
Collectively the components of a session and the clinical applications provide the tools required for positive patient incomes.
Components of a Session:			Clinical Applications
Comprehensive Physical Exam			Comprehensive Physical Exam
MTQ			Interpreting the MTQ
Hormone Tests			Serum Hormone Tests Salivary Hormone Tests Urine Hormone Tests Choosing Hormone Tests
Correlative Interpretation of MTQ & Lab Tests			Correlative Interpretation Function-Response Model
Advanced Interpretation of MTQ			Advanced Interpretation of MTQ
Address Chief Complaints			Protocols to Manage Specific Symptoms
Treat Subjective Symptoms
Make Treatment Recommendations			Protocols Based only on Subjective Data Protocols Based on Objective Data
Treat Subjective Symptoms
Treat Objective Signs
Risk Assessments			Osteoporosis Cardiovascular Disease Cancer Risks
Address Results of Risk Assessments			Protocols to Support Body Systems
Treat Objective Signs
Schedule Next Session			Continuity of Care
The model to implement, evaluate & reassess the Management of Menopause Type^®.plan is based on serial visits to a clinician's practice for twelve consecutive sessions.
In this model, the twelve sessions occur over a two-year period. The practice of this model absolutely requires customization to the unique needs of each patient.
Note: From "Session 1" through "Session 12" and beyond, let this model serve as a guide, which you will naturally modify to meet the unique needs and style of your practice.
What's Next?
Session 1: Initial Visit
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