ASD in the EDHow Healthcare Providers Can Regulate Their Own Responses in High-Stress Situations
In the fast-paced, high-pressure environment of the emergency department, healthcare providers often face stressful encounters, particularly when treating autistic patients experiencing distress or meltdowns. In this episode, we focus on self-regulation techniques for healthcare providers—how to stay calm, think clearly, and respond effectively in emotionally charged situations. Drawing from conflict resolution strategies, neuroscience, and mindfulness techniques, we explore how managing your own responses can significantly improve patient interactions and outcomes.
Introduction
Why Self-Regulation Matters in the ED
Recognising Your Own Stress Triggers
Strategies to Regulate Your Own Responses
Case Study: Staying in Control During a Crisis
Key Takeaways
Conclusion Next Episode Teaser
Chapters (7)
About the podcast
Autistic patients face unique challenges in the ED, often leading to distress and miscommunication. This mini-series equips healthcare providers with practical strategies to improve patient interactions, manage sensory overload, de-escalate conflicts, and support autistic individuals effectively. Through real-life case studies and expert insights, learn how to provide compassionate, autism-friendly emergency care while also managing your own stress in high-pressure situations.
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