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What is a characteristic of a limited life team?
What is a characteristic of a limited life team?
- Focuses on a specific task such as product development (correct)
- Includes 10 or more members
- Meets regularly to review ongoing processes
- Operates independently of organizational culture
What aspect does NOT significantly affect group dynamics?
What aspect does NOT significantly affect group dynamics?
- The leader's status and position
- Individual backgrounds of group members
- The emotional involvement of members
- The popularity of team members (correct)
Which factor is essential for the success of a group?
Which factor is essential for the success of a group?
- The age of the group members
- The number of meetings held
- Resources provided to the group (correct)
- The physical location of the team
What is the ideal size range for a team involved in performance management?
What is the ideal size range for a team involved in performance management?
Which of the following best describes a group in the context of teamwork?
Which of the following best describes a group in the context of teamwork?
What is the first step for a facilitator during a patient focus group?
What is the first step for a facilitator during a patient focus group?
Which of the following is NOT one of the three reasons to hold a meeting?
Which of the following is NOT one of the three reasons to hold a meeting?
What is crucial for ensure a productive meeting?
What is crucial for ensure a productive meeting?
What should an agenda for a meeting include?
What should an agenda for a meeting include?
Which of the following is a requirement for an effective meeting according to the seven steps?
Which of the following is a requirement for an effective meeting according to the seven steps?
What role does the meeting leader play in ensuring a successful meeting?
What role does the meeting leader play in ensuring a successful meeting?
Which of the following describes a common misconception regarding meetings?
Which of the following describes a common misconception regarding meetings?
What should the meeting organizer consider when inviting participants?
What should the meeting organizer consider when inviting participants?
Who is responsible for managing conflict within a team when members are divided about the next course of action?
Who is responsible for managing conflict within a team when members are divided about the next course of action?
During which stage of team development is attendance most likely to decline after one month of team formation?
During which stage of team development is attendance most likely to decline after one month of team formation?
What is one of the main purposes of a team charter?
What is one of the main purposes of a team charter?
What should a facilitator prioritize during a customer focus group?
What should a facilitator prioritize during a customer focus group?
Which of the following is NOT an area evaluated by the CPHQ for team effectiveness?
Which of the following is NOT an area evaluated by the CPHQ for team effectiveness?
When a team has digressed from its agenda, who is responsible for guiding the discussion back on track?
When a team has digressed from its agenda, who is responsible for guiding the discussion back on track?
What is the primary purpose of credentialing in healthcare?
What is the primary purpose of credentialing in healthcare?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the credentialing process?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the credentialing process?
Which factor is critical for a team leader to consider that evaluates the efficiency of a team’s performance?
Which factor is critical for a team leader to consider that evaluates the efficiency of a team’s performance?
Which knowledge area should a facilitator possess when leading a team charted in mental and psychiatric health care?
Which knowledge area should a facilitator possess when leading a team charted in mental and psychiatric health care?
What document is initially submitted by the applicant in the credentialing process?
What document is initially submitted by the applicant in the credentialing process?
Who ultimately grants privileges to practitioners after the credentialing process?
Who ultimately grants privileges to practitioners after the credentialing process?
Which factor is considered during the credentialing process?
Which factor is considered during the credentialing process?
What is the maximum duration for which a practitioner can be awarded temporary privileges?
What is the maximum duration for which a practitioner can be awarded temporary privileges?
What does the re-credentialing process verify?
What does the re-credentialing process verify?
What is a prerequisite for a practitioner to be considered for appointment?
What is a prerequisite for a practitioner to be considered for appointment?
What are locum privileges specifically intended for?
What are locum privileges specifically intended for?
Which of the following indicates a practitioner is an active member of an organization?
Which of the following indicates a practitioner is an active member of an organization?
What must happen if a practitioner needs to provide patient care beyond the 120-day temporary privilege limit?
What must happen if a practitioner needs to provide patient care beyond the 120-day temporary privilege limit?
Which of the following represents a 'red flag' that could affect a physician's application for temporary privileges?
Which of the following represents a 'red flag' that could affect a physician's application for temporary privileges?
Emergency privileges are awarded during an emergency to what kind of medical staff?
Emergency privileges are awarded during an emergency to what kind of medical staff?
What is required for a practitioner to relinquish emergency privileges during a situation?
What is required for a practitioner to relinquish emergency privileges during a situation?
Which situation allows volunteer independent licensed practitioners to practice during a disaster?
Which situation allows volunteer independent licensed practitioners to practice during a disaster?
What does the application for temporary privileges during the probation period require?
What does the application for temporary privileges during the probation period require?
Flashcards
Team
Team
A group collaborating on interdependent tasks to achieve a common goal.
Team Dynamics
Team Dynamics
Factors influencing a team's performance, including member backgrounds, leader status, emotional involvement, and participation.
Limited Life Team
Limited Life Team
A team formed for a specific project or problem-solving task.
Ongoing Team
Ongoing Team
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Team Charter
Team Charter
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Meeting Types
Meeting Types
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Focus Group
Focus Group
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Moderator (Focus Group)
Moderator (Focus Group)
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Meeting Objectives
Meeting Objectives
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Effective Meeting
Effective Meeting
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Credentialing
Credentialing
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Medical Executive Committee(MEC)
Medical Executive Committee(MEC)
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Temporary Privileges
Temporary Privileges
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Emergency Privileges
Emergency Privileges
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Disaster Privileges
Disaster Privileges
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Team Development Stages
Team Development Stages
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Team Charter Purpose
Team Charter Purpose
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Forming
Forming
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Storming
Storming
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Norming
Norming
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Performing
Performing
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Conflict Resolution
Conflict Resolution
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Building Team Rapport
Building Team Rapport
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Study Notes
Teams and Meetings
- Team: A group performing interdependent tasks to achieve a common mission.
- Team Examples:
- Limited life: Formed for specific projects or problem-solving.
- Ongoing: Regular meetings for reviews, progress updates.
- Team dynamic factors:
- Individual member backgrounds.
- Group leader’s status and relationship with team members.
- Emotional involvement of members.
- Participation level of each member.
The Facilitator's Role
- Building team rapport: Begin by agreeing on meeting golden rules.
- Conflict resolution: The team leader and sponsor are responsible for managing conflict within the team.
- Team development stages:
- Forming: Initial stage.
- Storming: Team members may disagree or challenge decisions.
- Norming: The team establishes norms and expectations.
- Performing: Team functions effectively towards goals.
- Team charter purpose:
- Clarifies team purpose, function, and accountability.
- Provides transparency to other organizational members.
Focus Groups
- Moderator responsibilities:
- Establish rapport, set ground rules, and avoid bias.
- Essential features of successful focus groups:
- Small group size.
- Patient participation.
- Short duration.
- Effective moderator.
Meeting Management
- Types of meetings:
- Information delivery.
- Decision-making.
- Feedback and discussion.
- Effective meeting characteristics:
- Clear objectives and defined agenda.
- Relevant participant selection.
- Active engagement and timely progress.
Credentialing and Privileging
- Purpose: Ensure healthcare practitioners meet standards and have the necessary credentials and privileges to practice.
- Process:
- Application submission.
- Credentialing: Verification of credentials.
- Medical executive committee review.
- Governing body approval of appointment.
- Key elements:
- Current, valid license.
- Relevant training and education.
- Competency assessment.
- Board certifications, if required.
- Professional history, including claims history.
Temporary Privileges
- Granting criteria:
- Only for 120 days or less.
- For locum practitioners to fulfill clinical needs or replace absent practitioners.
- For probationary applicants during the credentialing process.
- Red flags during application review:
- Gaps in resumes.
- Resignations from healthcare facilities.
- Reduced insurance coverage.
Emergency and Disaster Privileges
- Emergency privileges:
- Granted during an emergency to existing medical staff members.
- Allow them to perform tasks outside their delineated privileges to save a patient's life.
- Relinquished when the practitioner with the appropriate privileges arrives.
- Disaster privileges:
- Granted to volunteer independent licensed practitioners with proper documentation and identification.
- Allow them to provide care within the scope of their license and to save lives during a disaster.
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This quiz focuses on the dynamics of teams and the role of facilitators in managing meetings. It covers team types, conflict resolution, and stages of team development. Test your understanding of effective team interactions and strategies for success.
