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Personal Qualities of a Health Care Worker Part 2

Personal Qualities of a Health Care Worker Part 2

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9th - 12th Grade

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Chris Bradley

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12 Slides • 4 Questions

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Personal Qualities of a Health Care Worker Part 2

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Poll

Which one of these personal characteristic are the most important for a health care worker to possess?

empathy

honesty

dependability

willingness to learn

acceptance of criticism

3

Poll

Which one of these characteristics are the most important?

enthusiasm

self-motivation

tact

competence

responsibility

4

Personal Characteristics

  • Empathy - being able to identify with and understand another person's feelings, situation, and motives.

  • Honesty - Truthfulness and integrity are important in any career field. Others must be able to trust you at all times, even when you make a mistake.

5

Dependability & Willingness to learn

  • Employers and patients rely on you, so you must accept responsibility.

  • You must be willing to learn and to adapt to changes. Health care changes frequently, you must be able to learn new techniques and skills.

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Patience

  • You must be tolerant and understanding. You must learn to control your temper in difficult situations.

  • You must learn to deal with frustration and overcome obstacles.

7

Acceptance of criticism

  • Criticism will come from all sources, you must be able to willing to accept positive criticism and ignore the negative.

  • You must be able to accept that some criticism is due to your mishandling of a situation. When this happens, acknowledge the mistake and work on improving your abilities.

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Enthusiasm

  • You must enjoy your work and display a positive attitude.

  • It helps you do your best and encourages others to do the same.

  • Concentrate on the positive, not the negative parts of your job.

9

Self-motivation

  • Self-initiative is the ability to begin or to follow through with a task without needing someone else's encouragement.

  • Getting everything done in your shift is very important in health care.


10

Tact

  • Having the ability to say or do the kindest or most fitting thing in a difficult situation.

  • Requires constant practice and patience.

  • Requires you to be considerate of others' feelings.

  • No judgement.

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Competence

  • Being qualified and capable of performing a task.

  • Following instructions, use approved procedures, and strive for accuracy in all you do.



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Responsibility

  • Being willing to be held accountable for your actions.

  • Others can rely on you.

  • Follows a moral code.

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Discretion

  • Using good judgment in what you say and do.

  • You will have access to confidential information, this should never be told to anyone who is not authorized to be involved in the patient's care.


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Team Player

  • You will become part of a team. It is essential that you learn to work well with others.

  • Every member of the treatment team must complete your assigned tasks in order for the team to have all of the information it needs to successfully teach the patient.

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Multiple Choice

What is the ability to complete a task alone?

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tact

2

honesty

3

self-motivation

4

discretion

16

Poll

You can share patient information with your friends as long as you tell them not to tell anyone.

True

False

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