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Attitude
How a person views a situation—how they think or feel about someone or something.
Compassion
The sincere concern for others, especially those in pain, fear, etc. Is the foundation of the caring component of professionalism in healthcare.
Continuing education
Learning experiences beyond those needed to earn the initial certificate or degree to work in an occupation.
Continuing education units (CEUs)
Credits granted for certain types of learning that takes place after the completion of formal education.
Continuing medical education (CME)
Educational activities that help medical professionals maintain competence and learn about new developments in their field.
Continuing professional education (CPE)
Ongoing education to maintain professional competence and skills.
Empathy
Trying to understand another person's thoughts and feelings. To experience it, look at the world through another person's viewpoint.
In-service training
Mandatory training and communication necessary for some aspect of your work.
Leadership
Involves encouraging people to work together and do their best to achieve common goals.
Lifelong learning
Refers to all purposeful learning activities, both formal and informal, that take place throughout our lives.
Mentor
A combination coach and advisor who also serves as a role model.
Professional development
Means continually striving to improve and be the best at your profession.
Professional distance
Refers to the healthy balance in the healthcare professional-patient relationship.
Professionalism
the competence or skill expected of a professional
Role model
A person who serves as a positive example, demonstrating high levels of professionalism and competence.
Self-directed learning
Refers to all activities you plan and participate in to increase your knowledge and skills.
Sympathy
The ability to express feelings or concern regarding someone's situation, but not trying to experience their distress directly.