Table of Contents. Lessons 1. Professional and Personal Qualities Go Go 2. Communication Skills Go Go 3. Communication Barriers Go Go.

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Table of Contents

Lessons 1. Professional and Personal Qualities Go Go 2. Communication Skills Go Go 3. Communication Barriers Go Go

Table of Contents  Desirable traits ◦ Positive attitude ◦ Follow the rules ◦ Manage time efficiently

Table of Contents  Positive attitude ◦ Flexibility ◦ Honestly ◦ Responsibility ◦ Dependability ◦ Respect ◦ Enthusiasm

Table of Contents  Flexibility ◦ The ability to adapt to change and learn new skills

Table of Contents  Honesty ◦ Co-workers must be able to trust each other

Table of Contents  Responsibility ◦ Demonstrate dependability ◦ Take responsibility for actions

Table of Contents  Dependability ◦ Display commitment

Table of Contents  Respect ◦ Feeling of esteem or regard

Table of Contents  Enthusiasm ◦ Be positive and encouraging

Table of Contents  Follow the rules ◦ Follow attendance policies ◦ Arrive to work on time ◦ Dress appropriately ◦ Adhere to lines of authority ◦ Perform your tasks ◦ Obey all rules, guidelines, and standards

Table of Contents  Dress requirements ◦ Uniform ◦ Clothing ◦ Shoes ◦ Name badge ◦ Jewelry ◦ Hair ◦ Makeup ◦ Fingernails

Table of Contents  Time management strategies ◦ Use appropriate tools ◦ Set goals ◦ Make a time management plan

Table of Contents  Time management tools ◦ Daily planners ◦ Calendars ◦ Report sheets

Table of Contents  Set goals ◦ Define the goal clearly ◦ Writing down the goal ◦ Set realistic goals

Table of Contents  Time management plan ◦ Prioritize ◦ Identify habits ◦ Schedule tasks ◦ Make a “to do” list ◦ Plan ahead ◦ Plan for distraction ◦ Recognize achievement

Table of Contents  Communication ◦ Process of exchanging messages

Table of Contents  Verbal communication  Oral communication

Table of Contents  Written communication ◦ Messages ◦ Notes in patient charts ◦ Procedures ◦ Surveys ◦ Letters

Table of Contents  Oral vs. written communication  Internal communication  External communication

Table of Contents  Language choice ◦ Lay terms

Table of Contents  Nonverbal communication ◦ Eye contact ◦ Facial expressions ◦ Gestures ◦ Body language ◦ Physical appearance ◦ Touch ◦ Proximity

Table of Contents  Eye contact  Facial expressions

Table of Contents  Gestures  Body language  Posture

Table of Contents  Physical appearance  Grooming

Table of Contents  Touch ◦ A way to communicate ◦ Can be misinterpreted

Table of Contents  Proximity ◦ Physical space between people ◦ Appropriate distance varies among cultures

Table of Contents  Communication barriers ◦ Make it difficult to send a clear message ◦ Environmental ◦ Personal

Table of Contents  Environmental communication barriers ◦ Noise and activity levels ◦ Physical arrangement ◦ Comfort ◦ Time

Table of Contents  Personal communication barriers ◦ Emotions ◦ Preconceptions ◦ Resistance to change ◦ Self-absorption ◦ Prejudice ◦ Selective comprehension ◦ Selective memory ◦ Complacency

Table of Contents  Overcoming personal communication barriers ◦ Put aside personal prejudices and beliefs

Table of Contents  Physical communication barriers ◦ Hearing challenges ◦ Vision challenges ◦ Speech challenges ◦ Other physical challenges ◦ Mental and emotional challenges

Table of Contents  Hearing challenges ◦ Face the patient ◦ Use short, clear sentences ◦ Write important messages on paper

Table of Contents  Vision challenges ◦ Speak softly ◦ Speak clearly ◦ Use gentle touch

Table of Contents  Speech challenges  Guidelines

Table of Contents  Wheelchairs  Walkers or canes

Table of Contents  Mental and emotional challenges  Appropriate response ◦ Calm ◦ Respectful ◦ Courteous

Table of Contents  Cultural communication barriers ◦ Language ◦ Eye Contact ◦ Religion ◦ Health beliefs