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Personal Qualities of Health Care Workers Health Team Relations
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Personal Appearance Good health Diet Rest Exercise Good posture Avoid use of tobacco, alcohol, and drugs
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Professional Appearance Uniform Clothing Name badge Shoes Personal hygiene Nails Hair Jewelry Makeup
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Personal Characteristics Empathy- identify and understand peoples feelings Honesty- truthfulness and integrity Dependability- reliable Willingness to learn Patience- tolerant Acceptance of criticism Enthusiasm- enjoy work
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Personal Characteristics Self-motivation Tact- consider feelings Competence- qualified and capable Responsibility- being held accountable Discretion-use good judgment Team Player- work well with others
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Effective Communication Communication is the exchange of information Occurs 2 way Verbal- spoken word or written Nonverbal-facial expression, body language, touch
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Effective Communication 3 parts of communication Sender: person who creates message Message: information, ideas, thoughts Receiver: person who receives that message Communication can’t occur w/out all 3 parts Feedback determines if message was successful
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Factors interfering with communication Message must be clear In term both sender and receiver understand Medical jargon Terms may need to be defined Ex: urinate=go pee or number 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmOKwj gYcG4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmOKwj gYcG4
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Factors interfering with communication Sender must deliver message in clear and brief manner Correct punctuation, grammar, avoid slang, tone and pitch of voice Written should short and spelled correctly ex: off-topic storytellers
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Factors interfering with communication Receiver must be able to hear and receive message Hearing of visually impaired people, limited English, physical condition inhibits understanding message (medicated) Repeat the message, reword message, get interpreter
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Factors interfering with communication Receiver must be able to understand message Avoid unfamiliar terms, attitudes and prejudices of sender or receiver can interfere Interruptions or distractions Loud noise, bright lights, uncomfortable temps, eliminate or limit distractions
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Listening Important part of effective communication Paying attention, making effort to hear what is said Good listening skills require practice Allows to receive entire message Observe for contradictions Reflect statement
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Techniques for good listening Show interest Be alert maintain eye contact Avoid interruptions Pay attention to speaker Avoid thinking about responses Eliminate prejudices Watch speaker for contradiction
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Techniques for good listening Reflect statements to speaker to show understanding Ask question if you don’t understand
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Nonverbal Communication Facial expression Body language Gestures Eye contact Touch Can send 2 different messages Be aware of own body language When verbal and nonverbal match message is clearer
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Barriers to Communication Physical disabilities Deafness/Hearing loss Blindness Aphasia or speech impairment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GZv d_4ot04 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GZv d_4ot04 http://www.soundsnap.com/taxonomy/te rm/4637/longest http://www.soundsnap.com/taxonomy/te rm/4637/longest
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Barriers to Communication Psychological attitudes or prejudice Judgment of others based on appearance, lifestyle, socioeconomic status Stereotypes: lazy bum, dumb blonde HCW must be aware of own prejudices
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Barriers to Communication Cultural diversity Culture is beliefs, values, attitudes and customs Language Eye contact Use of touch Respect is essential
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Teamwork Almost ALL health careers require you to work with others Consist of professionals with different levels of education, ideas, background and interest working for the good of the patient
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Teamwork All members work together to meet patients needs and offer best care Leader’s responsibilities Organize Encourage opinions Motivate Assist w/ problems Provide reports and feedback
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Teamwork Must have good interpersonal relationships be positive and friendly Cooperate and assist Listen and respect Be open-minded Support and encourage Remember the Golden Rule
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Professional Leadership A leader leads or guides others What are examples? Leaders are: Developed not born Combine vision and ability Promote positive change Can be anyone Can pass around a group
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Characteristics of Leaders Respectful Understand democracy Works well in groups Understands strengths/weaknesses Confidence Completes task Gives praise dedicated
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Types of Leaders Democratic Encourages participation of all people Listien to opinions Guides people to solution so whole group is responsible Ex: Barack Obama
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Types of Leaders Laissez-faire Informal leader Minimal rules and regulation Allows individual function instead of group Hands off policy
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Types of Leaders Autocratic Called a dictator Maintain total rule, difficulty delegating Rarely ask opinions People follow out of fear or extreme loyalty Ex: Hitler or Nazis
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Stress Identify stressors What event, how did you feel, how much stress did you feel, did you have good or bad feelings Physical reaction to stress Stop Breathe Reflect choose
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Problem Solving Method Gather information Identify the problem List possible solutions Make a plan Act on solution Evaluate results Change the solution
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Stress-reducing Techniques Healthy life Take a break Relax Escape Relieve tension Rely on others meditate Use imagery Enjoy yourself Renew yourself Think positive Outside interest Seek help Avoid too many commitments
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Time Management A skill to allow us to use time in the best way possible Reduce stress by: Putting you in charge Keep thing in perspective when life is overwhelming Increase productivity Use time effectively Improve enjoyment Time for relaxing
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Time Management Setting Goals What are your high school short term goal? Long term goals? How can you set goals effectively?
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Time Management Setting goals State goals in positive manner Define clearly what it is Prioritize goals Write goals down Make each goal at the right level
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Time Management Plan Analyze and prioritize Identify habits & preferences Schedule task Make daily to do list Plan your work Avoid distractions Take credit for job well done
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