Professionalism in Allied Health
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Allied Health Professionals' Impact
Allied health professionals comprise 60% of the healthcare workforce and significantly impact patient care.
Desired Attributes
Anticipation, multitasking, prioritizing, and organization are essential attributes.
Prioritizing
Putting tasks in order of completion, key to time management.
Multitasking
Can actually result in decreased productivity.
Dishonesty Consequences
Dishonesty can lead to broken trust, mistakes, noncompliance, and life-threatening situations.
Dependability and Reliability
Reflect work ethic, require punctuality, show respect, and convey professionalism.
Chronic Lateness
Implies that the other person's time is not valued.
Tolerance and Acceptance Benefits
Open communication, better team decisions, greater respect and trust, more productivity, and less absenteeism
