Sains Malaysiana 50(1)(2021): 161-170
http://dx.doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2021-5001-16
Patient-Centred Communication in the Use of
Antidepressants among People with Depression: A Scoping Review
(Komunikasi Berpusatkan Pesakit dalam Penggunaan Antidepresan dalam
Kalangan Orang Kemurungan: Suatu Ulasan Penskopan)
SYAHRIR ZAINI1,2*, AHMAD HATIM SULAIMAN2,
HASNIZA ZAMAN HURI3, KOH ONG HUI2, JESJEET SINGH GILL2,
BENEDICT FRANCIS2, TAN CHOK HOW2, FATIN LIYANA AZHAR2,
ONG JEN YEUNG2, LIM KUOK QUAN2, NATHRATUL AYESHAH
ZULKIFLI2, NAVIN NAIR2 & NG CHONG GUAN2
1Pharmacy Practice
Department, Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, International Islamic University Malaysia, 25200
Kuantan, Pahang Darul Makmur, Malaysia
2Department of Psychological
Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur 50603, Federal
Territory, Malaysia
3Department of Clinical
Pharmacy & Pharmacy Practice, Faculty of Pharmacy, Universiti Malaya, Kuala
Lumpur 50603, Federal Territory, Malaysia
Diserahkan: 6 Ogos 2019/Diterima: 15 Jun 2020
ABSTRACT
Antidepressants are the mainstay of depression
treatment. However, little information is known about patient-centred
communication related to the use of antidepressant among people with depression.
This review aims to provide a comprehensive mapping of previously published
studies on patient-centred communication in the use of antidepressants among
patients with depression. A scoping review of the literature was conducted
using PubMed, CINAHL, and Cochrane to answer the following questions: What is
the nature of published scientific literature on this topic? and To what extent
do the published articles address the six core components of patient-centred
communication, which are: encouraging effective clinician-patient
relationships, obtaining and providing information, responding to emotional
states, handling uncertainty, achieving the best decision as well as advocating
patient self-management? Out of 494 records identified, a total of 13 articles
were included in the scoping review (2 randomised controlled trials, 1
observational cohort study, 5 cross-sectional studies, 4 qualitative studies,
and 1 review article). All 6 core components of the patient-centred
communication were discussed extensively in the literature except for 2 of
them, which were handling uncertainty and patient self-management. Shared
decision making (SDM) was found to be a critical feature in patient-centred
communication. The six core components of patient-centred communication have
been consistently recognized as vital for the process of achieving
patient-centred care. SDM can be included as a tool to assist clinicians and
patients in addressing effective clinician-patient relationships.
Keywords: Antidepressants; communication; depression;
patient-centred
ABSTRAK
Antidepresan adalah tulang belakang rawatan
kemurungan. Walau bagaimanapun, hanya sedikit maklumat diketahui mengenai
komunikasi berpusatkan pesakit yang berkaitan dengan penggunaan antidepresan
dalam kalangan orang kemurungan. Ulasan ini bertujuan untuk memberikan pemetaan
menyeluruh kajian terdahulu yang diterbitkan mengenai komunikasi berpusatkan
pesakit dalam penggunaan antidepresan dalam kalangan pesakit yang mengalami
kemurungan. Kajian tinjauan kepustakaan terdahulu dilakukan dengan menggunakan
PubMed, CINAHL dan Cochrane untuk menjawab soalan berikut: Apakah sifat
kepustakaan saintifik yang diterbitkan mengenai topik ini? Sejauh mana makalah
yang diterbitkan menyentuh enam komponen teras komunikasi berpusatkan pesakit,
iaitu: menggalakkan hubungan doktor-pesakit yang berkesan, mendapat dan
menyediakan maklumat, bertindak balas terhadap keadaan emosi, mengendalikan
ketidakpastian, mencapai keputusan terbaik dan juga menyokong pengurusan diri
pesakit? Daripada 494 rekod yang dikenal pasti, sejumlah 13 makalah telah
dimasukkan ke dalam ulasan skop (2 ujian terkawal rawak, 1 kajian kohort
pemerhatian, 5 kajian keratan rentas, 4 kajian kualitatif dan 1 rencana
kajian). Kesemua 6 komponen utama komunikasi berpusatkan pesakit dibincangkan
secara meluas dalam kepustakaan terdahulu kecuali 2 daripadanya iaitu
pengendalian ketidakpastian dan pengurusan diri pesakit. Pengambilan keputusan
bersama (SDM) didapati sebagai ciri kritikal untuk komunikasi berpusatkan
pesakit. Enam komponen teras komunikasi berpusatkan pesakit telah diakui secara
konsisten sebagai penting untuk proses mencapai penjagaan yang berpusatkan
pesakit. SDM boleh dimasukkan sebagai alat untuk membantu doktor dan pesakit
dalam menangani hubungan doktor-pesakit yang berkesan.
Kata kunci: Antidepresan; berpusat pesakit;
kemurungan; komunikasi
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