NCM 101 LEC FINALS

• Shared goals - The team including the patient, family members or other support persons generate a common and clearly defined purpose that includes a collective interest and demonstrates shared ownership
• Clear roles - There are clear expectations for each team members functions responsibilities and accountabilities which optimize the team's efficiency and often make it possible for the team to take advantage of the division of labor thereby accomplishing more than the sum of its parts
• Mutual trust and respect - Team members earn each other's trust creating strong norms of reciprocity and greater opportunities for shared achievement
• Mutual trust and respect - They also respect and appreciate the role of each other they also respect each other's talents and beliefs in addition to their professional contributions
• Mutual trust and respect - Effective teams also accept and encourage a diversity of opinions among members
• Effective communication - The team prioritizes and continuously refines its communication skills it has consistent and accessible channels for complete communication and used by all team members across all settings
• Measurable processes and outcomes - Reliable and timely feedback on successes and failures should be agreed and implemented by the team these are used to track and improve performance immediately and put strategies for the future
• Leadership - Effective teams facilitate, coach and coordinate the activities of other team members
• REGISTERED NURSES - Required to pass a written examination • A holder of a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from a college or university that complies with the standards of nursing education duly recognized by the proper government agency
• ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES • Have more education and experience than RN’s • Clinical nurse specialists, nurse anesthetist, nurse midwife and nurse practitioner
• LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES • Licensed Vocation Nurses They train for about one year at a community college or vocational school and are licensed by their state • They train for 1 year at a community or vocational college or school and are licensed by their state
• In hospital setting, the physician is responsible for the medical diagnosis for determining the therapy required by a person who is ill or injured
• A physician is a person who is legally authorized to practice medicine in particular jurisdiction
• PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS • Focus on preventive healthcare
• SPECIALISTS • Diagnose and treat conditions that require a special area of knowledge
• PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS - Includes regular checkups, disease screening tests, immunizations and health counseling family practitioners,
• PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS examples- internist, osteopathic doctors, and pediatrician
• Specialists include - dermatologist, endocrinologist, and cardiologist
• NUTRITIONIST • helps people form healthy eating habits to improve health and prevent disease may provide nutritional counseling, meal planning, and nutrition education programs
• Nutritionists may also look at how the environment affects the quality and safety of food and how it may affect health nutritionists are experts in the field of food and nutrition and help others achieve their health goals
• SOCIAL WORKER • Professionals who aim to enhance overall well-being and help meet basic and complex needs of communities and people
• SOCIAL WORKER - Work with many different populations and types of people, particularly focusing on those who are vulnerable, oppressed, and living in poverty
• PHYSICAL THERAPIST • Help patients when they have an injury, disability or medical condition that limits their ability to move or function
• OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST • Help patients perform tasks needed for everyday living or working
• SPEECH THERAPIST • Also called speech language pathologists
• SPEECH THERAPIST Work with patients who have problems related to speech, communication or swallowing
• DENTIST • Diagnose and treat problems with teeth and mouth, along with giving advice and administering care to help prevent future problems
• DIETITIAN Assesses the patient’s nutritional and hydration needs and monitors the patient’s response to those needs
• Dietitian professionals who initially detect a swallowing disorder
• MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKER • Responsible for offering the support and resources that patients need in order to fully recover from a medical illness or injury as well as the resulting emotional, physical, or psychological concerns
• LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST • Examine study specimens such as urine, feces blood discharges from wound logic technologists
• RADIOLOGIST • Medical doctors that specialize in diagnosing and treating injuries and diseases using medical imaging (radiology) procedures (exams/tests) such as X rays, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (nuclear medicine, positron emission tomography (PET) and ultrasound
• The pharmacist prepares and dispenses pharmaceuticals in hospitals and community settings
• • The inhalation or respiratory therapist is skilled in therapeutic measures used in care of patients with respiratory problems
• PSYCHOLOGIST •The psychological dimension of a person is looked into and the health care services are accordingly planned
• Clergy - spiritual