2/16/2022 Roles & Responsibilities

IPE stands for ....

• Interprofessional Education

• In Person Education

• Inter People Experience

• Interdisciplinary Professional Experience

IPE is important because...

• healthcare education often occurs in silos & students need to be aware of other disciplines.

• hospitals mandate students have this education.

• any extra work training is great.

• none of these answers.

In the healthcare field, it is important that members understand the roles & responsibilities of the team.

• True

• False

It is important to forge independent relationships with other professions within the outside of the health system to improve & advance learning.

• This can be debated. There is no right or wrong answer.

• True. Healthcare doesn't occur in a Vacuum.

• False. Most positions require individual work.

Healthcare Team Collaboration is important because....

• team members need proper planning and coordination to provide the patient with the best experience.

• a team might only need 3 people instead of 5 & this will help reduce members.

• it's important to the work environment that it appear everyone is working together.

Role blurring can result in...

• team members risking conflict

• team dysfunction

• employee burnout

• all of these

Delegation of the roles of each team member...

• maintains a strong emphasis of unique skill sets.

• clear emphasis on tasks or functions.

• determines the degree of supervision required to support the team.

• all of these answers.

Effective communicators...

• can explain their own ideas.

• say exactly what they're thinking.

• can express their feelings in an open way.

• can explain their own ideas & express their feelings in an open way.

In an effective group process,

• members work to avoid getting in other members' way.

• members help to problem solve and provide constructive feedback.

• none of these.

A healthy team climate consists of...

• openness & listening.

• trust & self-disclosure.

• support & respect.

• all of these.