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I.
Effective Communication
Criteria
for Assessment
- Listens
effectively
- attentively
- non-judgmentally
- patiently
- accurately
interprets the responses or results obtained from the
patient's eye contact
- Respects
the patient as a person
- elicits
and respects patient's values
- exhibits
cultural sensitivity
- uses interpreter
appropriately as necessary
- communicates
empathy
- maintains
confidentiality
- tactfully
handles difficult patients and situations
- conforms
with ethical guidelines
- Uses verbal
language effectively
- clear,
comprehensible, organized
- appropriate
for audience
- Shares information
effectively with patients, families, and health care team
members
- conveys
information accurately
- explains
options fully
- elicits
degree to which communications were understood
- invites
questions, clarification, reactions
- utilizes
effective patient education strategies
- Uses written
language effectively
- effectively
reads medical literature
- understands
and appropriately uses medical jargon and abbreviations
- produces
written communications that are legible, sensitive, clear,
comprehensible, organized, succinct and at a level appropriate
for intended readers
- Uses computer
technology effectively
- uses bibliographic
databases as a resource for patient care, research and
problem solving
- understands
and uses word processing
- uses computer
for communication with patients, families, health-care
team members and insurance companies
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