M3 Teamwork and Collaboration Flashcards

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Interprofessional healthcare teams involve

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A variety of disciplines

Dr., Nurse, Pharmacy, Nutrition, Social Worker, ETC

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Interprofessional collaboration goal

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Provide client with best level of care

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How does Interprofessional collaboration improve patient outcomes

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Enhances quality of care
Allows different professionals to participate
Improves job satisfaction

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Qualities of effective collaboration

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Communication
Assertiveness
Conflict negotiation
Leadership
Presence
Decision making
Critical thinking

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As a nurse who do we advocate for in collaboration

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The patient

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What are our responsibilities to the patient in collaboration

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Continuity of care
Patient IS a partner
Advocacy for consultations/referrals
Establishment of team

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Barriers to interprofessional collaboration

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Fear of poor communication
Lack of persona identity
Lack of roles
Lack of time
Lack of training

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What constitutes as incivility at work

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Eye rolling
Disruptive conduct
Sarcastic comments
Threatening
Intimidation
Physical violence (Spectrum)

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Bullying

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Repeated, Harming mistreatment of person/s

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Horizontal bullying

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Between coworkers

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Mobbing

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employees “gang up” on an individual

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Workplace violence

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bullying, incivility or mobbing

verbal abuse is the number one form

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Examples of bullying

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Favoritism
Verbal abuse
Pranks
Setting staff up for failure

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Economic aggression bullying

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Denying workers promotional opportunities

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Incivility affect on healthcare

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Worker distraction
Moral distress
Burnout
Job dissatisfaction

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Leaders responsibility in workplace incivility

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Stablish that verbal/physical abuse, incivility, bulling are condemned

Provide education on addressing behavior and escalating issues

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Incivility in the academic arena

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Tardiness
Leaving early
Disruption
Disrespect
Demeaning remarks

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Cultivating civility in academia

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Role modeling by faculty
Ethical, principled leadership
Fostering communication
Establishing behavioral norms
Stress management

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Interventions for academia incivility

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Avoid excuses or ignoring problem
Provide mentoring
Recognizing incivility
Zero tolerance for incivility
Accepting responsibility

20
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First step in resolving incivility

If this fails do

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informal negotiation with individual

ADR - alternative dispute resolution

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ADR types

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Mediation
Arbitration
Due process hearing

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Mediation

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Confidential, legally non-binding process that assists in solution searching

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Arbitration

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Binding conflict resolution, involves all gathered facts and a final decision

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Due process hearing

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Formal hearing, impartial trained hearing officer issues a decision

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Latent perceived manifested etc conflict?
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National Labor Relations Act?
Protects nurses and their rights in unions
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Nursing theorists And their models of care
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How many Continued education classes do you need for license renewal
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5 stages of conflict
Latent Perceived Felt Manifested Aftermath
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Latent conflist
participants not yet aware
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Perceived stage of conflict
Participant now aware of conflict
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Felt stage of conflict
Stress and anxiety
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Manifest stage of conflict
Conflict is open and can be observed
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Aftermath stage of conflict
resolution or dissolution