PERSONA SCHEMA What makes a complete person? Compiled by Leeann Pham Student ID: 282117 BIO 218 F 2014.

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PERSONA SCHEMA What makes a complete person? Compiled by Leeann Pham Student ID: BIO 218 F 2014

APPEARANCE PERSONALITY

BIRTH ORDER FAMILY DYNAMICS

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL INTELLIGANCE LEVEL

ASPIRATIONS ECONOMIC STATUS

ETHNICITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION

RELIGION CULTURE

CONCLUSION Most patients today prefer a partnership with their physicians and want to share responsibility for their care. Meeting these new patient needs isn't time consuming, but it does require adjusting the communication skills you already have. Listen empathetically, have a keen understanding of nonverbal behaviors and always try to give well- reasoned explanations.