New Grad Transition Theory
Communication
NH's Values
Common Challenges
Miscellaneous New Grad
Just for Fun
100

Author of Surviving to Thriving

Who is Judy Duchscher?

100

Tool that provides a framework for communication between members of the health care team about a patient's condition.

  •  S = Situation (a concise statement of the problem)
  •  B = Background (pertinent and brief information related to the situation)
  •  A = Assessment (analysis and considerations of options — what you found/think)
  •  R = Recommendation (action requested/recommended — what you want)
100

Seeking to understand each individual's experience

What is EMPATHY?

100

The cost of caring for others or for their emotional pain, resulting from the desire to help relieve the suffering of others.

What is Compassion Fatigue

100

The first 18 months of practice

What is the New Grad Transition Period?
100

What is Northern Health's favourite color?

Blue - of course :)

200

Doing

Being

Knowing

What are the Stages of Transition

200

Feedback 

What is advice or input given about one's knowledge, skills, and abilities that identifies strengths and weaknesses so that individuals will know how to improve or change

200

Accepting each person as a unique individual

What is Respect?

200

Emerges over time as a response to chronic stress.

What is Burnout?

200

The shared values, attitudes and the set of assumptions that people in a workplace share.

What is Workplace Culture

200

The three Health Service Delivery Areas (HSDAs) Northern Health is divided into

northeast, northwest, northern interior

300

Characterized by rapid advancement in skill competency and confidence; but also, self doubt, professional identity crisis and protective withdrawal

What is Stage Two? (Being)

300

Tool for reporting and responding to patient incidents and good catches

What is PSLS?

300

Working together to build partnerships

Collaboration

300

Impaired Sleep, cognitive dysfunction and depression

What are the long term effects of early career burnout? 

300

Three elements included in the 144 hours of new grad  protected time

What are:

  Regulatory exam prep days (16 hours)

  Buddy shifts with mentor (min 112 hours       recommended)

 NGTP Workshops (1&2)

 Education days

300

Northern Health serves approximately this many people in BC

300,000


400

3 Strategies for New Grad Success:

What are:


400

Anything that comes in the way of receiving and understanding messages that one sends to another  

What is a communication barrier?

400

Seeking creative and practical Solutions

What is Innovation?

400

Helps to prevent Burnout

What is Resilience?

400

Individuals in NH who provide education and training to assist with competency development and maintenance

Who are Clinical Educators?

400

First name of all the Clinical Leads at this workshop

Richelle, Alex, and Joanna

500

Fill in the caption in the last arrow

What is "Desire to leave workplace or profession entirely"?

500

What is an effect of unresolved conflict?

 - Decreased Job Satisfaction

- Increased stress levels

- Compromised patient safety

- Decreased teamwork and collaboration

- Negative Impact on organizational culture


500

NH's Vision Statement

What is "to lead the way in promoting health and providing health services for Northern and rural populations?"

500

1 Pillar of Resilience and how to cultivate/strengthen that pillar

Active Optimism

Decisive Action

Intentional Self Care

Interpersonal Support

Moral Compass

Relentless Tenacity

500

What PSLS stands for

Patient Safety and Learning System

500

Northern Health's mascot

"Spirit" the caribou

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