Teamwork Flashcards

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What are the group member types in teamwork?

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The initiator
The clarifier
The information giver
The questioner
The summariser 

The supporter
The joker
Sharing experience
The process observer

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Task roles in teamwork?

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Initiator
Clarifier
Information giver
Questioner
Summariser
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Maintenance roles in teamwork

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Supporter
Joker
Sharing experience
Process observer

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4
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Tuckmans model?

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1 forming
2 storming
3 morning
4 performing 
5 adjourning
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5
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Forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning

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Forming High dependence on leader for guidance.

Storming decisions don’t come easy, team members vie for positions but clarity of purpose increases

Norming agreement and consensus between the team who respond well to facilitation by leader. Role and responsibility clear and accepted. Leader facilitates and enables

Performing more strategically aware and knows clearly what it’s aims are. Shared visions stand on own without participation from leader. High degree of autonomy.

Adjourning break up of group hopefully when task completed successfully.

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When working in health care team you must(6)

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Respect colleagues
Maintain professional relationship with patients
Communicate effectively
Make sure patient and colleagues understand professional status, role etc
Participate in regular audits of standards and performance of team
Be willing to openly and supportively deal with problems

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7
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How do groups differ?

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Unidisciplinary (group of nurses)

Interdisciplinary (set of disciplines)

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8
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What is authority differentiation?

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Extent to which all team members are involved in team decision making processes

Who’s in charge?

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9
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What is the corollary from the Apple pie analogy?

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That the most staff in trusts working in pseudo teams don’t get on not familiar with each other, no clear objectives, don’t meet regularly to review performance

The worse the performance is basically

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10
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What is the IP Model of healthcare team effectiveness?

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Inputs processes and outputs

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What are inputs in IPO Model

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Inputs

Team task
Team composition
Organisational support

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Processes from IPO Model

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Team objectives
Reflexivity
Leadership

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13
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Outputs from IPO Model

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High quality care
Patient satisfaction
Team member wellbeing

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14
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Model to ensure good team work

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IPO Model of healthcare team effectiveness

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15
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What makes a good team?

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Clear about task
Clear about skills needed and make appropriate choices for team members
Clear about who are members of the team
Team size limited to 8-9 members to allow for effective communication
Team members need to clearly understand their roles and roles of other members

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16
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What can be used to measure balance of positivity to negativity in teams

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Team positivity ratio

17
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Team developing initiatives

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Enhance communications
Assist team members to understand their preferences
Motivating team to perform
Establishing trust
Utilising strengths of each team member
Aligning teams with organisational objectives
Improving team productivity

18
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What conclusions can be drawn from the team work lecture

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Teams are complex, dynamic, interdisciplinary
Teams have to be clearly defined
They require clear leadership
They need regular objective setting
They work better with both formal and informal activities