Week 2 Learning Outcomes Flashcards
What is the primary purpose of effective communication in healthcare?
To ensure accurate information exchange and foster a therapeutic relationship.
True or False: Nonverbal communication can convey more information than verbal communication.
True
Fill in the blank: __________ is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
Empathy
What are the key components of the communication process?
Sender, message, medium, receiver, feedback.
Is active listening a barrier to effective communication?
No
What role does active listening play in communication?
It helps to fully understand the speaker’s message and respond appropriately.
True or False: Cultural competence is essential for effective communication in diverse populations.
True
What is ‘reflective listening’?
A technique where the listener paraphrases what the speaker has said to ensure understanding.
Fill in the blank: __________ communication involves using clear and concise language to convey information.
Verbal
Are facial expressions an example of nonverbal communication?
Yes
What is the significance of ‘feedback’ in the communication process?
It confirms whether the message was understood as intended.
True or False: Emotional intelligence is not important for healthcare professionals.
False
Name one strategy to improve communication with patients.
Use open-ended questions.
What does ‘therapeutic communication’ refer to?
A type of communication that promotes a healing relationship between the healthcare provider and the patient.
Which skill is crucial for resolving conflicts in healthcare settings?
Negotiation
What is reflective practice in health care?
Reflective practice in health care is the process of critically analyzing one’s actions and experiences to improve future practice.
True or False: Reflective practice is only beneficial for novice practitioners.
False
Fill in the blank: Reflective practice involves _____, evaluating, and learning from experiences.
thinking critically
What are the main components of reflective practice according to Koshy et al.?
The main components are reflection-on-action, reflection-in-action, and reflection-for-action.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a benefit of reflective practice? A) Improved patient care B) Enhanced team collaboration C) Increased paperwork D) Personal growth
C) Increased paperwork
Short Answer: Name one method commonly used for reflective practice in health care.
Journaling
True or False: Reflection-in-action occurs after the event has taken place.
False
What is the purpose of reflection-for-action?
The purpose of reflection-for-action is to prepare for future situations by applying insights gained from past experiences.
Fill in the blank: The Gibbs Reflective Cycle is a popular framework that includes _____ stages.
six