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The process of planning and exercising conscious control of time spent on specific activities, especially to increase effectiveness, efficiency, or productivity Time Management
Sort by level of importance Prioritize
The process of actively applying, analyzing, and evaluating information to form a well-reasoned judgment. Critical Thinking
A systemic process for responding to situation by crafting a solution Problem Solving
Set of principles and hierarchies that classify the process of leaning, which you may have encountered in your pharmacy technician education. Create, Evaluate, Analyze, Apply, Understand, Remember Bloom's Taxonomy
Describes the way you present yourself while at work, while representing your employer, or while seeking employment Professional Image
Describes your choices in personal hygiene, grooming, clothing, and body adornment (jewelry, piercings, and tattoos) in your personal life Personal Image
The way you dress, groom, and carry yourself while at your place of employment, and includes not only wearing appropriate clothing, but practicing proper hygiene Professional Appearance
Policy that describes the standard of acceptable attire and grooming in a specific workplace Dress Code
The actions you take in the workplace that demonstrate your ability to solve problems; act ethically; remain calm under pressure; and treat colleagues, supervisors, and customers politely and with respect Professional Behaviors
The beliefs or opinions that others have about your performance in the workplace Professional Reputation
How you perceive yourself Self-Perception
Combination of a person's mental, physical, and emotional traits and natural deposition Temperament
Collection of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that are associated with a person Personality
Trust in one's abilities, qualities, and judgments. Self-Confident
Having intrinsic belief in one's own worth as a person Self-Esteem
The principle that hard work is virtuous and worthy of reward Work Ethic
Fairness and straight- forwardness of your conduct as well as the adherence to facts Honesty
One's adherence to a code of moral value Integrity
Behaviors that display manners and respect for others Courtesy
When an employer is providing preferential treatment or mistreatment for reasons of age, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, or other factors Discrimintaion
Aggressive mistreatment, pressure, or intimidation that can be sexual or otherwise Harrassment
Company's unique set of values, beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors Company Culture
Process by which information is exchanged between individuals; can be verbal, nonverbal or written Communication
Highness or lowness of the voice based on the frequency of sound waves Pitch
Describes how loudly or softly you speak Volume
The attitude conveyed toward your audience through your speech Tone
Conveying you message with awareness as to how the receiver is interpreting your information, being able to adapt as necessary Active Speaking
The act of mindfully hearing and attempting to comprehend the meaning of words spoken by another in a conversation or speech Active Listening
Understanding and sharing another person's experiences and emotions or having the ability to imagine someone else's feelings Empathy
Group or individual understanding of one another in communicating well Rapport
Physical space defined as being too close Personal Bubble
Obligation or willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one's actions Accountabliltiy
Formed in 1996, regulates access to insurance as well as the privacy of patient information ; HIPAA Heath Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Willingness to change or compromise Flexability
Quality of being relied upon Dependability
Ability to control your emotions and identify emotions of others Emotional Intelligence
Relationships and communication between people Interpersonal
Having sensitivity to what is proper and appropriate in dealing with others: ability to speak, act without offending Tact
Material providing official information/ evidence; serves as a record Documentation
Defined y UNESCO as set of distinctive spiritual, material, intellectual, emotional features of soceity Culture
Many cultural groups Multicultural
Understanding, appreciation, sensitivity; to experiences, values, lifestyles of people from different backgrounds. Multicultural Awareness
Ability of healthcare providers to recognize social, cultural and linguistic needs of patients delivering appropriate serveries to meet needs Cultural Competence
Oversimplified characteristics of a group of people Stereotype
Admiration of persons abilities, qualities, achievements Respect
System where doctors and healthcare professionals treat symptoms and diseases using drugs, radiation, therapy known as conventional/ mainstream medicine Western Medicine
Alternative medicine created in the 1800s based on belief that a substance causing disease symptoms in healthy people will cure disease in sick people Homeopathy
Range of characteristics pertaining to masc or fem Gender
Personal identification; pronouns Gender Identity
Persons sexual identity in terms of gender and whom a person is attracted to Sexual Orentation
Lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, queer LGBTQ
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