PDF-(BOOS)-Health Care Communication Using Personality Type: Patients are Different!

This groundbreaking text draws upon examples from everyday health care situations to demonstrate that the behaviour differences we all experience in others actually fit within a readily understandable framework the MBI. Workers: . Competencies and . Best Practices. Cliff Coleman, MD, MPH. Assistant Professor . Department of Family Medicine. Oregon Health & Science University. colemanc@ohsu.edu. 2013 Wisconsin Health Literacy Summit: Changing Systems, Changing Lives April 9, 2013. Dr Anjali Mullick. Clinical Lead. St Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney. Background and context. Who I am and why I’m here. Palliative care- focus on whole person. Talk about sensitive information. Emphasis on communication with patients and those close to them. Lecture: Consultation. Date: . 9 . February . 2009. . Chris Bridle, PhD, CPsychol . . Associate Professor (Reader). Warwick Medical School . University of Warwick . Tel: +44(24) 761 50222 . Email: C.Bridle@warwick.ac.uk. Walking in the patients shoes. <<X>> Hospital. . <<XX Hospital/ Service >>– . The Vision for Quality Care. General Manager/Chief Executive. . Quality and safety programs. 3. Workers: . Competencies and . Best Practices. Cliff Coleman, MD, MPH. Assistant Professor . Department of Family Medicine. Oregon Health & Science University. colemanc@ohsu.edu. 2013 Wisconsin Health Literacy Summit: Changing Systems, Changing Lives April 9, 2013. GP . Rosebank. Surgery. Joint RCGP/Marie Curie Clinical Lead for . End of life care. Marie Curie and the Royal College of GPs have entered a . three-year . partnership to support commissioning GPs in their . Patient . E. ngagement. What . i. s . Culture?. Culture . refers to integrated patterns of human behavior that . includes . language, thoughts, actions, customs, beliefs, values, and institutions that unite a group of people.. Jennifer C. Manuel. Via Consulting Group. March 9, 2016 . © Via Consulting Group, 2016. Agenda. MBTI®: What is it?. Activity: Your Communication Preferences. Personality, Communication & Perspective-Taking: What do I need to know?. Chartbook on Person- and . Family-Centered Care. September 2016. This presentation contains notes. Select View, then Notes page to read them.. National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Report. Annual report to Congress mandated in the Healthcare Research and Quality Act of 1999 (P.L. 106-129). Learning Aim A: Examine principles, values and skills which underpin meeting the care and support needs of individuals.. A.P1: Explain the importance of promoting equality and diversity for individuals with different needs. Workers: . Competencies and . Best Practices. Cliff Coleman, MD, MPH. Assistant Professor . Department of Family Medicine. Oregon Health & Science University. colemanc@ohsu.edu. 2013 Wisconsin Health Literacy Summit: Changing Systems, Changing Lives April 9, 2013. POPULATION SPECIFIC COMPETENCY Good Shepherd Medical Center-Marshall 1 Population-specific staff competence is CRITICAL to providing a safe environment for our patients. 2 Population-specific staff competence relates to possessing the knowledge, skills, ability and behaviors essential to providing care to a specific population. NEEDS. Done by assistant lecturer . Zahraa. Abdul . Ghani. COMMUNICATION STRATIGIES TO MEET SPESIFIC NEEDS. Overview. Some . situations require special . and . unique strategies to ensure effective communication. There are different skills needed to deal with older adults; persons with hearing, sight, or literacy deficiencies; patients with disabilities; terminally ill patients; patients with AIDS; patients with mental health problems; patients from different cultural backgrounds and persons taking care of patients (caregivers).. Enhance Outcomes for Your Patients with Diabetes. Presenter Disclosure. Relationships with Financial Sponsors. [Presenter Name, Credentials]. [Affiliations]. GRANTS/RESEARCH SUPPORT:. SPEAKERS BUREAU/HONORARIA:.