26 Questions
What is a key advantage of not having a national standard for an MDT?
It enables flexibility to suit each particular clinical area
What is an important outcome considered by the committee in evaluating the effectiveness of MDTs?
Mortality
What is the primary goal of implementing multidisciplinary board rounds?
To extend multidisciplinary care
What is a potential cost savings of implementing MDTs?
£8.50 per patient
What is the purpose of Schwartz Rounds?
To explore the challenges and rewards of working in healthcare
What is a key benefit of attending Schwartz Rounds?
Reduced hierarchies between staff
What is a key feature of a positive safety culture?
All of the above
What is the primary goal of human factors training in healthcare?
To embed human factors in healthcare
What is a key aspect of relational care?
Emotional and social aspects of patient care
What is the underlying premise of Schwartz Rounds?
Staff must feel supported in their work to provide compassionate care
What is the primary goal of using MDTs in healthcare?
To improve patient outcomes and staff efficiency
What is the significance of the 'continuum' concept in MDTs?
It indicates the progression from individual to team-based care
What is the primary benefit of using care pathways in MDTs?
To standardize patient care and reduce errors
What is the role of SBAR in MDTs?
To facilitate communication among healthcare professionals
What is the significance of human factors in MDT working?
They are essential for promoting teamwork and collaboration
What is the primary benefit of using NICE Guideline Templates in MDTs?
To facilitate decision-making and patient care
What is the definition of leadership according to Professor Jonathan Perks?
The ability to provide direction, motivation, encouragement or instruction to others
What is the name of the leadership model that identifies five leadership styles?
Goleman's leadership model
What is the name of the framework used by the NHS to develop leadership skills?
NHS Leadership Framework
What is the term for being aware of one's own emotions and the emotions of others?
Emotional intelligence
What is the name of the tool used to build self-awareness and trust?
Johari Window
What is the term for the cultural attributes that define a team?
Cultural DNA
What is the term for the process of dealing with or controlling things or people?
Management
Who is the author of the book 'Inspiring Leadership'?
Professor Jonathan Perks
What is the term for the ability to recognize and understand emotions in oneself and others?
Emotional Intelligence
What is the name of the programme used by the NHS to develop leadership skills?
Leadership Academy
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