Transferring responsibility to a person for a specific task.

Assigning tasks without authority.

Monitoring tasks without involvement.

Taking full control of a project.

Sharing in the feelings and difficulties of others.

Feeling happy for someone else's success.

Ignoring someone's problems to avoid discomfort.

Feeling angry about someone else's misfortune.

Documenting information and observations about patients.

Creating visual representations of data.

Analyzing patient behavior over time.

Recording financial transactions in healthcare.

A test that can be performed at the patient’s bedside; fingerstick blood glucose testing is an example.

A laboratory test that requires specialized equipment and trained personnel.

A test that can only be performed in a hospital setting.

A test that is conducted remotely and sent to a lab for analysis.

Guided by a sense of right and wrong; principled.

Focused solely on professional development.

A method of online learning only.

A requirement for all educational institutions.

A method, or way, of doing something.

A type of software application.

A set of rules for a game.

A physical location for an event.

A general term that refers to a serious, progressive loss of mental abilities such as thinking, remembering, reasoning, and communicating.

A temporary condition that affects memory and cognitive function.

A type of mental illness characterized by mood swings and anxiety.

A neurological disorder that primarily affects motor skills.

Residence for people who do not need 24-hour skilled care but do require some help with daily care.

A type of nursing home that provides 24-hour medical assistance.

A facility for individuals who are completely independent and do not require any assistance.

A temporary housing option for people recovering from surgery.

Showing sensitivity and having a sense of what is appropriate when dealing with others.

Being overly aggressive in communication.

Ignoring others' feelings and opinions.

Being indifferent to social norms.

A type of care that focuses on the medical needs of the patient.

A type of care that places the emphasis on the person needing care and the person’s individuality and capabilities.

A type of care that prioritizes efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

A type of care that is solely based on standardized treatment protocols.

A legal term that means someone can be held responsible for harming someone else.

A type of insurance that covers property damage.

A financial obligation that must be paid in the future.

A legal document that outlines the terms of a contract.

The act of behaving properly when working.

A formal dress code for the workplace.

The ability to work independently without supervision.

A method of evaluating employee performance.

Understanding one's own feelings

Identifying with the feelings of others.

Ignoring the feelings of others

Feeling sorry for someone else's situation

Care given in long-term care facilities for people who need 24-hour skilled care.

Care provided for short-term rehabilitation after surgery.

Care that is only available in hospitals for acute conditions.

Care that is provided exclusively at home by family members.

The line of authority within a facility.

A method of communication between departments.

A type of organizational structure.

A set of rules for employee conduct.

Private.

Public.

Open.

Shared.

Health care that is provided in a person’s home.

Health care that is provided in a hospital setting.

Health care that is provided in a nursing home.

Health care that is provided through telemedicine.

Having to do with work or a job.

Relating to leisure activities.

A term for amateur skills.

A type of casual clothing.

The roles, responsibilities, and procedures that are within the knowledge, training, and legal definition of a profession.

A set of guidelines for ethical behavior in the workplace.

The process of evaluating the effectiveness of a treatment or intervention.

A legal document outlining the rights of patients and healthcare providers.