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Reading 1: Interprofessional Collaboration and Chronic Disease Management
Bookey Basset
methods
literature review and Rodgers method
antecedents - 5
role awareness
interprofessional education
trust between members
beleif of collaboration improving care
orhanizational staff
Attributes - 7
evolving interpersonal process
shared goals
interdependece
effective interpersonal communicationg
evaluation of team processes
involving older adults and family members
diverse team membership
conseuqences - 4
redefining team compostion
comprehensive care planning
improved provider knowledge
confidence and job satisfication
synthesized definintion
elolving interpersonal process involving a diverse team who intedependently egage in frequent communication for optimal health
how the findings of the study can be used - 3
further guide concept development
inform practice
guide cirrculum development
a role is a __________ psychosocial concept
mutlidimensional
defined as a ______ _______ of behaviour and self expression
traditional pattern
the role compentencies for care professionals are: 4
person centered care
comminication
professionalism
system based practice
role clarity
if nurses are not clear about their professional roles, it is difficult for them to comminicate their value as health care providers to other providers
basic concepts of interpressional communication and collaboration - 2
effective communication
collaboration
standards for a healthy work environment
collegiality
shared metal model
open communication
collegiality - 5
blending of collective competentices of each provider to deliver care
efficent communication
collaboration
adequte staffing
recognize value
shared metal model
buy into the collaborative team concept
effective teamwork
teamwork and communication
team members strenghts enhance ability to deliver safe care
requires trust, mutual support and thoughfulness
changing inneffective to effective communication
communication in silos
common language with focus on patient problems
communication based on status
open team centered communication
disreuptive comminication
mutual goals
dominate, order
role clarity, collaborative model
barriers to effective team communication - 6
not sharing information
heirarchial structure
variations in style or vocab
complancency
defensiveness
conflict
strategies to remove barriers. - 7
convey respect
mentor new nurses
clarify communication
clarify roles
self reflection
stress reduction measures
commit to a collaboraitive resultion process
team reflecivity
a way to frame individual actions and behaviours with reference to the effects of actions and. behaviours of others
outcomes of reflectivity - 3
consice and structured dessemination of information during shift report
nurse engagement during clinical discussions
collective clinical confidence
Patient Advocate Role: Main Goal
empower cleints to help the attain the services they need
nurse behaviours - 3
protect, defend and support a patients rights
faciliate access to essential health care services for patients
act as a liaison between patientd and the health care system
disruptive behavuiours
lack of civility or respect
outcomes of disruptive behaviour on patient - 2
comprimises patient safety
decreases satification
outcomes on nurse - 8
furstration
job stress
poor morale
job abandonment
lost productivity
loss of confidence
absenteeism
task avodience
outcome on organization - 5
costs related to absenteeism
increased turnover
losses in productivity
increase in care errors
legal action
consequences of workplace incivility - 4
med errors
finaical contraints
PTSD
increased turnover
incivility interventions - 2
education
training
4 factors that effect nurse behaviours
gender
heirarchu
silos
generational diversity
Conflict Resulation Solutions - 7
reframe a clinical situation
assume responisbility
identify goal
obtain factual state
intervene early
avoid nehavtive comments
consider viewpoints