class 12- relational practice and reflexity

Question 1

define relation inquiry

Answer 1

“asking questions”
guides you to enter each situation as an inquirer - about experiences, people, behaviours, and context
an approach to care, enables us to act intentionally

Question 2

relational orientation

Answer 2

relational orientation- a way of thinking and focusing your attention, individuals are oriented towards their close relationships creating more personal relationships and knowing more

Question 3

3 components of relation orientation

Answer 3

a. Intrapersonal
You think about what might be going on within an individual patient you are caring for, what is going on within you, and what others in the situation (such as family members or colleagues) might be experiencing. ( what is going on with you?)
b. Interpersonal
Draws attention to what is going on among and between people—how people are acting in the situation, what they are prioritizing, what they are ignoring, and so forth. ( what is going on between you and others around you?)
c. Contextual
Consider what is going on around the people and situation—the structures and forces that are influencing the situation and shaping the intrapersonal and interpersonal responses.
( what is shaping that at at the contextual level?)

Question 4

define inquiring action and its 3 components

Answer 4

offers a way to get a wider and deeper understanding of any situation, helps you determine what is most significant and identify other information you may need to determine the most relevant action
a) asking questions of others
b) asking questions abut others
c) asking questions of yourself