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Course: |
HPR 142
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Title: | Human Relations |
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Long Title: | Human Relations |
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Course Description: | Explores interacting with others and positive working relationships as a vital component of working in a health care profession. Application of procedures which include human relations techniques, job applications, interview techniques, resume writing and follow-up. Whenever applicable mock interviews are videotaped and critiqued. Resource people are invited to speak on topics relative to adjustments in real working situations. Students will be introduced to leadership skills through community project participation, theory and HOSA. |
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Min Credit: | 5 |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Discuss the meaning of human relations
II. List the skills that should be developed to maintain and improve working relationships
III. List guidelines for getting along with a supervisor and other employees
IV. Explain the importance of a compatible working relationship with a patient & family
V. Define job discrimination and stereotyping
VI. List three main reasons why people lose their jobs
VII. Identify the requirements needed for success on any job
VIII. List two things that influence our value formation
IX. Describe three areas in which there may be a disagreement about values between friends, employees, or especially between generations
X Discuss in groups how values of different age groups may affect you on the job and list ways to deal effectively with each situation
XI. Write a letter of application containing all required information and using correct form for letters
XII. Prepare a resume containing all necessary information and meeting standards for neatness and correctness
XIII. Complete a job application form and meet standards for neatness and accuracy
XIV. Demonstrate how to participate in a job interview (mock), wearing correct dress and meeting established standards
XV. Determine gross and net income
XVI. Calculate an accurate budget for a 1-month period, accounting for fixed expenses and variable expenses without exceeding the net monthly income
XVII. Define stress and stress producers
XVIII. List common types of job stress in healthcare
XIX. List strategies for coping with a stressful job
XX List ways to combat the negative effects of stress
XXI. Define burnout
XXII. Define time management
XXIII. Define verbal and nonverbal communication
XXIV. Explain why communication is a two way process
XXV. Describe five ways to make verbal communication more effective
XXVI. List eight examples of nonverbal communication
XXVII. Define listening and list three characteristics of a good listener
XXVIII. List the steps in problem solving
XXIX. Define leadership and list three basic types of leadership styles
XXX Discuss in groups the various types of leadership styles in the given situations and state the pro¿s and con¿s to each situation
XXXI. Define goals and objectives
XXXII. Write two short term and two long term goals
XXXIII. Identify two personal and two professional benefits of community involvement
XXXIV. List two involvement options available to a community member
XXXV. Participate in volunteer hours in the community
XXXVI. Develop and participate in community project
XXXVII. Define, pronounce and spell all of the key terms
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Positive working relationships in health care
A. Skills
B. Guidelines
C. Patient and family relationships
II. Requirements for job success vs. job loss
III. Why different values affect relationships
IV. Writing an application letter
V. Writing a resume
VI. Completing a job application
VII. Preparing for and participating in a job interview
VIII. Proposed net income and planning a monthly budget
IX. Coping with stress in health care
X Importance of time management
XI. What is effective communication
XII. Problem solving skills
XIII. Types of leadership styles
XIV. Writing short and long term goals
XV. Community involvement
A. Benefits
B. Opportunities
C. Volunteer hours
D. Community project
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