Collaboration and Communication Concepts

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action of working with others toward a shared goal

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Collaboration

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tension in health science teams which can be caused by boundary disputes, status issues, customer service orientations or reporting structures

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Collaborative barriers

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work setting where team members are willing to listen to others, are open-minded, accept critique and share a goal of improving outcomes

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Collaborative environment

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ability to work together to find a collaborative solution

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Problem-solving

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communication technique to help the receiver better understand the sender

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Active Listening

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being clear, speaking slowly, enunciating words and avoiding overuse of complex language and slang

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Clarity

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process or means by which information is exchanged

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Communication

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relay only the necessary information; to keep information brief and to the point

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Concise

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receiver’s response to a message during a communication

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Feedback

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using body language, expressions and gestures to communicate

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Nonverbal Communication