Ch.02 Developing Professionalism and Learning for Your Career- Key Terms

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  1. 3. is an essential quality for everyone who works in health care. Consists of many characteristics and behaviors.
  2. 4. refers to a healthy balance in the health professional-patient relationship.
  3. 6. refers to all purposeful learning activities, both formal and informal, that take place throughout our lives.
  4. 7. the credits granted for certain types of learning that take place after the completion of formal education. This type of education is also referred to as continuing professional education (CPE) and[blank]
  5. 9. Most professional organizations and licensing boards have websites on the Internet that explain their continuing education requirements. In addition, some states have specific course requirements.
  6. 10. how a person views a situation-the way they think and feel about someone or something.
  7. 14. the credits granted or certain types of learning that take place after the completion of formal education.
  8. 15. involves encouraging people to work together and do their best to achieve common goals.
  9. 16. refers to all activities that you plan and participate in to increase your knowledge and skills.
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  1. 1. can offer career advice and serve as positive [blank]
  2. 2. means continually striving to improve and be the best at your profession.
  3. 5. the credits granted for certain types of learning that take place after the completion of formal education. This type of education is also referred to as [blank]and continuing medical education
  4. 8. the sincere concern for others,especially those who are anxious, fearful, and in pain, is the foundation of the caring component of professionalism.
  5. 11. trying to understand another person's thoughts and feelings.
  6. 12. a combination coach and advisor.
  7. 13. may be provided by your employer. This is usually mandatory and consists of training and communication necessary for some aspect of your work.