Skills for Effective Healthcare Support

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You work at a clinic where children are scared of getting their shots. Your boss asks you to come up with a fun and creative way to help kids feel less nervous during vaccinations.

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Creativity and Innovation

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You’re working in a senior care center, and one of the residents seems upset because they miss their family. Your job is to talk to them, listen to their concerns, and help them feel more comfortable.

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Engaging Communication

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You’re helping in an emergency room, and a patient comes in with a broken arm. The team is short-staffed, so you need to assist by preparing the room, setting up supplies, and helping the patient stay calm.

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Critical Thinking

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You’ve been assigned to organize the first-aid kits for your sports team. You need to make sure everything is stocked, items are not expired, and supplies are easy to find in an emergency. No one is supervising you, so it’s up to you to get it done.

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Self Direction

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Why is washing hands important for preventing the flu?

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Engaging Communication

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You’re part of a team at a hospital preparing for an emergency drill. One person is in charge of supplies, another tracks patients, and you’re responsible for communicating updates to the team. You must work together to make the drill successful.

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Effective Collaboration

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You’re part of a team at a hospital preparing for an emergency drill. One person is in charge of supplies, another tracks patients, and you’re responsible for communicating updates to the team. You must work together to make the drill successful.

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Cultural Agility

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You are helping a doctor figure out why several people in a neighborhood have been getting sick. You have a list of their symptoms, the foods they’ve eaten, and their daily activities. You need to find a pattern to solve the problem.

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Critical Thinking

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What is essential for creating a new exercise program for kids recovering from injuries that must be fun, easy to follow, and safe for different age groups? Options: Self Direction, Cultural Agility, Creativity and Innovation, Engaging Communication

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Creativity and Innovation

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A group of students at your school has started feeling sick after eating in the cafeteria. You are given a list of foods they ate and their symptoms. Your job is to analyze the data and find out what might have caused the illness.

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Critical Thinking