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3 Communication and Collaborative Care Free Online FlashCards

Study 3 Communication and Collaborative Care with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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What makes communication patient-centered?

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It treats the patient as a partner by learning their concerns, goals, values, communication preferences, and desired involvement.

02
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How should clinicians address a patient's need for language assistance?

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Ask about communication needs and use qualified language-assistance services when needed; do not rely on children or untrained companions to interpret important clinical information.

03
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What defines a therapeutic relationship?

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It is a purposeful, professional relationship focused on the patient's health and well-being, unlike a social relationship.

04
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What are the four parts of SBAR?

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SBAR means Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation; it organizes a focused message for a team member.

05
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How do briefs, huddles, and debriefs support teamwork?

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Briefs help teams plan work, huddles help them adapt to changing conditions, and debriefs help them reflect on what went well or needs improvement.

06
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What is a patient-care handoff?

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A handoff transfers patient information and responsibility from one caregiver or team to another.

07
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What does teach-back assess?

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Teach-back checks whether the clinician explained information clearly. If the patient misunderstands, explain it another way and check again.

08
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What helps build trust in a therapeutic relationship?

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Reliability, respect, empathy, privacy, and follow-through help build trust.

09
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How can clinicians maintain boundaries and respect patient choice?

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Ask permission before touch or sensitive examinations, respect boundaries, and ask whom the patient wants involved while protecting confidentiality.

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How does check-back close the communication loop?

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The sender gives a message, the receiver repeats or confirms key information, and the sender verifies that it was understood.

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What makes a handoff safe?

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It is organized, accurate, and interactive, giving the receiver a chance to ask questions, clarify details, and confirm the plan.

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What task details should a handoff include?

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List unfinished tasks, who is responsible for each, and when each task is due.