Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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The Communication Process

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Sender to Message to Receiver

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2
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Internal climate

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internal factors such as the values, feelings, temperament, and stress levels of sender and receiver

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3
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external climate

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external factors such as weather, temperature, timing, status, power, authority, and organizational climate itself

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4
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variables that affect organizational communications

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  • # of levels that need to communicate
  • gender
  • power and status
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5
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upward

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subordinate to superior

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6
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downward

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superior to subordinate

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7
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horizontal

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peer to peer

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8
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diagonal

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btw individuals at differing hierarch levels and job classifications

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9
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grapevine

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informal, haphazard, and random, usually small groups

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10
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elements of nonverbal communication

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  • space
  • env
  • appearance
  • eye contact
  • posture
  • facial expression and timing
  • vocal expresssion
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11
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GRRRR tool

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Greeting
Respectful listening
Review
Recommend or request more info
Reward

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12
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stages of group formation

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forming, storming, norming, performing

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13
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SBAR

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situation
background
assessment
recommendation

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14
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check-back, read-back, closed-loop communication

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used to ensure info conveyed by sender is understood by receiver as intended

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15
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hand-off

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transfer of info during transitions in care across the continuum

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16
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CUS

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  • I am CONCERNED
  • I am UNCOMFORTABLE
  • This is a SAFETY issue
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17
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feedback is what?

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brief, clear, and timely; use it to reinforce positive behaviors

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18
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55/38/7 formula

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55% nonverbal
38% verbal
7% words only (written)

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19
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autonomy

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promote self-determination/freedom of choice

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20
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beneficence

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actions one takes should be done in an effort to promote good

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21
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paternalism

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one individual assumes the right to make decisions for another

22
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justice

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seek fairness; treats equals equally

23
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veracity

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obligation to tell the truth

24
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fidelity

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need to keep promises

25
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confidentiality

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keep privileged info private

26
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utility

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good of the many outweights the wants/needs of the individual

27
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MORAL decision

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Massage the dilemma
Outline options
Review criteria and resolve
Affirm position and act
Look back. Evaluate the decision making

28
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Internal whistleblowing

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occurs within an organization, reporting up the chain of command

29
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external whistleblowing

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reporting outside the organization, such as to media or elected official

30
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moral indifference

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individual questions why morality in practice is even necessary

31
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moral uncertainty

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individual is unsure which moral principles or values apply and may even include undertainty as to what the moral problem is

32
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moral distress

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individual knows the right thing to do but organizational constraints make it difficult to take the right course of action

33
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deontological

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duty-focused normative approach centered on rules from which all action is derived

34
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teleological

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outcome-focused approach that places emphasis on results and protects the interest of the majority

35
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frameworks for ethical decision making

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  • utilitarianism
  • duty-based reasoning
  • rights-based reasoning
  • intuitionism
36
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successful decision makers are:

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self aware, courageous, sensitive, energetic, creative

37
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Right brain qualities

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creativity, intuition, arts, creation, feeling, imagination

38
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left brain qualities

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analysis, logic, idea, facts, math, training

39
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Traditional problem-solving process

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  • ID problem
  • gather data
  • explore alt solutions
  • evaluate each alternative
  • select appropriate solution
  • implement solution
  • evaluate results
40
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management process

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  • planning
  • organizing
  • staffing
  • directing
  • controlling
41
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leaders

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  • empowers others; maximize workforce effectiveness
  • needed to implement the planned change that is part of system improvement
42
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managers

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  • guide, direct, motivate others
  • intervene when goals are threatened
  • emphasize control
43
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scientific management

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uses scientific methods to assess work processes; consists of observation, experimentation, and analysis

44
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theory x

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authoritarian, repressive style. tight control, no development. produces limited, depressed culture

45
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theory y

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liberating and developmental. control, achievement, and continuous improvement achieved by enabling, empowering and giving responsibility

46
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transactional leader

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  • focuses on management tasks
  • directive and results orientated
47
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transformational leader

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  • identifies common values
  • care taker
  • long-term vision
48
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controlling

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performance appraisals, fiscal accountability, QC, legal and ethical control

49
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directing

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HR management responsibilities (motivating, managing conflict, delegating and communicating)

50
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staffing

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recruiting, interviewing, hiring, and orientating staff

51
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administrative man

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  • knowledge is fragmented
  • final choice is satisficing
  • makes decisions that are good enough
  • considers multiple alternatives but not all
  • impossible to accurately predicted future consequences
52
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economic man

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  • makes decisions in rational manner
  • complete knowledge of the problem or situation
  • considers all alternatives
  • the systematic ordering of alternatives
  • selects maximizing choice