S8 Cultural Sensitivity in Healthcare Communication Flashcards
Deeply held attitudes or beliefs that guide how we make decisions about behaviours and events, and how we evaluate those behaviours and events
values
Show what is important, what is right and good for an individual, a profession, an organization and society as a whole
values
T or F. When we talk about individual values we need to look at the individual, but we also need to look at what has influenced that individual to make them have the beliefs and attitudes they possess
T
T or F. The idea of individual values is not a concept that exists on its own.
T
Our individual values are based on these 3 things
- backgrounds
- experiences
- social influences
2 types of values
- terminal values
2. instrumental values
Goals that individuals would like to achieve during their lifetime (freedom, happiness, social recognition)
terminal values
modes of behavior and/or ways and means to achieve terminal values (courage, independence, a polite manner, a responsible demeanor)
instrumental values
How many core professional attributes exist>
14 core professional attributes
14 core professional attributes
- accountability
- advocacy
- altruism
- autonomy
- compassion and empathy
- competence
- empathy
- fiduciary status
- loyalty
- patience
- social responsibility
- team-player
- truthfulness
Professional attribute: being responsible to oneself and others
accountability
Professional attribute: promoting the best-interest of others
advocacy
Professional attribute: the unselfish concern for the welfare of others
altruism
Professional attribute: exercising independent professional judgment based on the parameters of acceptable practice
autonomy
Professional attribute: the deep awareness of the suffering of others and the desire to relieve that suffering
compassion and empathy
Professional attribute: carrying out the requirements of a position with efficiency and effectiveness
competence
Professional attribute: the ability to put oneself in another’s position
empathy
Professional attribute: placing the interest of a patient above one’s own interest as required by law
fiduciary status