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    others and the capability to instruct via several different learning styles. I have a thorough understanding that adult learning involves multiple forms including written work, supervision, the direct observation of clinical procedures, verbal communication or the use of group learning and I recognise the importance of understanding that different people learn through different methods. I have developed the skill to assist in the training, direction and motivation of staff and have undertaken…

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    that of Wiz Khalifa’s - he has a web series called ‘Day to Day’ where he wants his audience to meet him on the personal level. This type of media could spark an interest on his personal life, ultimately creating an interpersonal relationship. It is unclear to many whether interpersonal relationships are good or bad. Some say they are unhealthy, distracting, but they can also be a big part of…

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    of their colleagues, to create understanding among employees. Other solutions also include mentor programs, trainings on generational diversity, and improved communication methods designed to cater to the preferences of each generation (Bennett et al., 2012). According to Kapoor & Solomon (2011), “Generational differences impact communication styles, technology needs, professional development preferences, workplace expectations, compensation and benefits needs, desired leadership styles and the…

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    The Importance of Communication in Inter-Personal Practice Healthcare is considerably more than just personal growth and treating a patient. Teamwork, collaboration and communication in the everyday practice has become essential in the patients’ health and wellbeing. Extending from that, inter-professional practice (IPP) is becoming a consequential element to healthcare operations between both workers and patients. Due to the high number of different Healthcare practitioners (HCP), registered…

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    Insert title here At the beginning of this class, I believe that my interpersonal skills are about average at the most. I mean, my job requires me to interact with customers by saying hello when they walk into the store, explaining how things work, answering their questions, and telling them to have a nice day/night. I even voice my need for inclusion when my friends are doing something without me. Although, I have many weaknesses too. Sometimes around certain people, I can’t bring myself to…

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    between two individuals that affect the result of emotional contagion as stated in the emotional contagion theory. Thus, the purpose of this study is to examine the level of susceptibility to emotional contagion concerning mood as moderated by interpersonal relationship. Another study by Barsade (2002) resulted to followers whose confederates show pleasant emotion feel more pleasant emotion, while followers whose confederates show unpleasant emotion also tend to have an unpleasant emotion.…

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    Go for What Hurts,” Jonathan Franzen suggests that the relationship between technology and interpersonal relationships is all one-sided; either the technology wins out and you become a slave to an alternate reality, or you choose face-to-face communication without even thinking about checking your Facebook friend requests. A life dedicated to technology is a life dedicated to being likeable, about which Franzen points out…

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    Through clinical reasoning and critical thinking, the most important lesson I have learned is the development of strong communication skills. Being prepared and knowing what questions and how to ask the questions to elicit subjective information that is relevant to the patients’ health is important. The subjective phase of the interview gives the nurse the opportunity to develop a good relationship with the patient. This in turn may give the nurse a better picture of what is going on with the…

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    In both of these videos titled the “Staff Relations in Healthcare: Working as a Team and Interpersonal Communication & Conflict I learned the three elements that are required for good team effort and effective communication skills include Collaboration, Communication, Coordination. First off, Collaboration in health care is important because it involves healthcare team members cooperatively working together sharing responsibility for problem-solving and making decisions to formulate and carry…

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    Focus: Mary and her family will develop, practice and increase Mary’s interpersonal skills. Ms. Smalls (MHP), Mrs. Gailliard (MHS), and Mary process lack and miscommunication and discuss overall process on IPOC goals. Intervention: MHP, MHS and Mary process incidents of unhealthy communication and lack of wanting to change negative behaviors. Ms. Rhonda Murray (Mary’s DSS worker) join the visit via telephone. MHP, MHS, Ms. Murry and Mary review each goal and provided feedback as requested. MHP…

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