Elements that influence effective communication
Barriers
What is it?
Technology
Technology, II
100

Opinions or biases

Prejudices

100
Putting people in certain categories without getting to know them

Labeling

100

Includes the five senses and everything that does not involve the spoken or written word.

Non-verbal

100

Answering a phone call with "Hello, my name is____, how can I help you?" is an example of:

Proper telephone etiquette
100

Allows for video conferencing and can also help determine people who need emergency assistance in rural parts of the world.

Tele-health or tele-medicine

200

Experiencing impatience, annoyance and even anger is called:

Frustrations

200
When one of the senses is no longer normal

Sensory impairment

200

An honest and direct way to say what you feel and think

Assertive communication

200

A device that sends and receives printed pages or images as electronic signals over telephone lines.

Fax (Facsimile)

200

What healthcare systems have in place in case of "downtime" or system failure.

Contingency planning

300

The things that happen to us as we move through life.

Life Experiences

300

Verbally delivering information at too rapid of a pace for the patient to understand.

Talking too fast
300

Communicating using the spoken word

Verbal

300

A worldwide computer network with information on many subjects

Internet

300

You do not need to worry about HIPAA when accessing an electronic health record, as it is considered "Secure'. 

False

400

Name 3 examples of good listening skills

Show interest

Listen to understand

Hear the message

Don't interrupt

Pay attention

Positive attitude

400

May result from autism, brain injury, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, or old age. 

Cognitive Impairment

400

Communicating using the written word

Verbal 

400

Name three things you should NOT do when emailing. 

-Use identifying patient information

-Be informal

-Not include a subject

-Include emojis

-Use a personal unprofessional email address

-Include personal details

-Not verify the correct sender before pressing send

-Not check for spelling/grammar

400

Information that can be used to identify a patient:

PHI Personal Health Information

500

The four elements needed for communication to take place

Message

Sender

Receiver

Feedback

500

A set of words and phrases that are understood by a group of people, often within a specific community or profession, allowing them to communicate effectively with each other.

Common language

500

Acronym we use to Communicate and what each stands for

A Acknowledge

I Introduce

D Duration

E Explanation

T Thank you

500

A digital version of a patient's medical history that can be accessed by multiple healthcare providers

What is an EMR or EHR (Electronic Medical/Health Record)

500

You give the wrong Mary Smith a copy of her visit notes.  This is an example of:

Unauthorized Disclosure/HIPAA Violation