Speak Up!
There is No I in Team
What Would You Do?
What's Going On?
Cartoon Characters
100
This soft skill requires you to listen to others.
What is Communication?
100
This soft skill is helpful in motivating others when using teamwork.
What is Enthusiasm?
100
A soft skill about moral philosophy.
What is Ethics?
100
This skill will help you assess a situation and seek solutions.
What is Critical Thinking?
100
This little Disney man can throw a wrench into teamwork.
Who is Grumpy?
200
What the sender is trying to get to the receiver.
What is the message?
200
A group of people working together toward a common goal.
What is teamwork?
200
An internal tool that points us in the right direction when making ethical decisions.
What is a moral compass?
200
A skill used daily from mundane decisions to critical situations in patient care.
What is problem solving?
200
The one who suffered most when the surgical team did not count to three.
Who is the patient?
300
Leaning back and folded arms could be examples.
What is body language?
300
"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
What is the golden rule?
300
This field is about moral decision-making used in medicine for topics such as end of life care and medical research.
What are medical ethics?
300
A fundamental concept indicating a loss of situational awareness.
What is a red flag?
300
This feline never sees the sunny side.
Who is Grumpy Cat?
400
Examples might be an uncomfortable chair, construction noise, or a person wearing an octopus hat.
What are barriers to communication?
400
A term used for your co-worker who always helps out, listens to what you have to say, and contributes to the improvement of the department.
What is a team player?
400
Motivation for success is often fed by this inevitable part of life.
What is failure?
400
Health care workers may resort to this when they are unsure or feel intimidated when something is going wrong.
What is hinting and hoping?
400
This guy explained why there are no pyramids in the arctic.
What is a walrus?
500
The effective communication you have with another health professional when transferring care of your patient will help prevent this.
What are medical errors?
500
A team responsibility where each member of the team must be empowered to speak up and participate in a “SEE IT – SAY IT – FIX IT” approach.
What is situational awareness?
500
We need to use teamwork, ethical decision-making, situational awareness, good communication, and other "soft skills" to provide this in healthcare.
What is patient-focused care?
500
An unexpected event involving death or serious injury in the hospital.
What is a sentinel event?
500
He used to practice in front of the mirror for hours.
Who is Darth Vader?