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1 Beyond Words for HealthCare TM Discussion Guide Produced by: Interskil 1000 Heritage Center Round Rock, TX Enterprise Media 91 Harvey Street Cambridge, MA Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 1
2 Table of Contents Introduction... 3 Using the Videos in a Training Session... 6 The Training Session... 7 DISCUSSION POINTS: TOUCHING THE EYEBROW... 8 CROSSED ARMS THE VOICE OF ENTHUSIASM OPEN HANDS EYE CONTACT THE EYE ZONE THE TILTED HEAD CROSSING YOUR LEGS TOWARD THE PATIENT FACING THE PATIENT THE GENUINE SMILE THE CHALLENGE FACING HEALTH CARE ISBN Interskil. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this program may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the written permission of the publisher. Publisher: Enterprise Media, 91 Harvey Street, Cambridge, MA 02140, Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 2
3 Introduction Welcome to the training package for Beyond Words for HealthCare TM. This program provides an in-depth and thorough training experience that is packed with flexibility to meet your specific training needs. Imagine a situation where you can communicate with your patients without saying a word? Or create an environment where your patients feel safe, comfortable, and free to discuss their health? Well now you can! Day after day, your patients are communicating with you through body language and you are communicating back to them through your body language. Recognizing the most common body language cues can help you to understand what a patient may be thinking, but not necessarily saying. More importantly, learning body language cues can help you diagnose patients more accurately. Beyond Words for HealthCare will improve your ability to communicate with patients. The major challenge that exists in the healthcare industry today is the ability to strike a balance between business efficiency and taking the time to provide needed bedside manners. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 3
4 This training program is designed to help in a number of ways: It will help every healthcare professional understand the key body language cues that communicate proper bedside manners while still maintaining business efficiency It will improve communication between staff and patient It will allow everyone to express themselves in ways that convey likable qualities to both patients and co-workers Finally, every viewer will learn about the importance of facial expressions, hand cues, body positioning, and more ABOUT THE DISCUSSION GUIDE: There is a three-part learning structure for this video and workbook: 1. Learn the key concepts presented in the program through viewing the DVD 2. Review and discuss them in a group using the step-by-step discussion points outlined in this guide 3. Apply the concepts to your own organization ACTION AGENDA: contained in this video are key body language cues that communicate proper bedside manners while still maintaining business efficiency. DISCUSSION: We have provided discussion questions as well as observations for debate to help participants reflect on the core lessons. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 4
5 Trainers, educators, physicians, staff, and healthcare consultants will find many relevant teaching points in this DVD training package. If you are trying to improve customer service and care within your office, organization, hospital, or clinic than this DVD is essential. These learning elements will motivate and improve your staff and encourage outstanding service and excellent communication. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 5
6 Using The Programs In Your Training Session In Advance of the Training Session: Watch the program! The DVD in this training package is packed with information. You should view the program in advance. This will help you structure your training session and allow you to choose the messages that are most appropriate for your immediate training needs. Review the Guide and select the key learning points you want to cover! This guide presents detailed step-by-step discussion points. Review these points and select the ones you think are most important to your organization. This will allow you to focus the session around the areas of critical importance. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 6
7 Beyond Words for HealthCare TM The Training Session: Pre-Screening Preparation. Welcome people to the training session and give them an overview of the program. You may want to address the concepts presented in this program in the context of your own organizational goals. Screening: 1. Start Video: Beyond Words for HealthCare Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 7
8 2. STOP VIDEO after: Decoding Patient Body Language Can Reveal Their True Feelings Discussion Point: TOUCHING THE EYEBROW Ask: What does the term Decoding mean? Preferred Answer: It means the ability to interpret a patient's body language. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 8
9 Ask: What can rubbing the eyebrows indicate on the part of the patient? Preferred Answer: Rubbing the eyebrows can indicate doubt or deception. Ask: When a patient touches or rubs their eyebrow, what should you do? Preferred Answers: Asking more probing questions is needed. Probing questions could uncover more symptoms. the list of attitude types. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 9
10 3. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Decoding Patient Body Language Can Reveal Their True Feelings Discussion Point: CROSSED ARMS Ask: When a patient crosses their arms, what can it indicate? Preferred Answer: Crossed arms can indicate that the customer may be uncomfortable or even defensive. the list of handshakes. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 10
11 Ask: Discuss several reasons why a patient would cross their arms. Ask: Discuss ways that you can make a patient feel more comfortable and less defensive. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 11
12 4. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: THE VOICE OF ENTHUSIASM Ask: What does the term Encoding mean? Preferred Answer: It means the ability to adjust your own body language in order to achieve the best patient care results. Discuss: The importance of using a positive voice tone with patients. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 12
13 Discuss: The receptionist's role in the healing process. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 13
14 5. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: OPEN HANDS Ask: When interacting with patients, what does the open hand gesture mean? Preferred Answer: An open hand is a signal of acceptance. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 14
15 Discuss: What are the benefits of using an open hand with patients. Preferred Answer: An open hand can put a patient at ease and encourages better communication. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 15
16 6. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: EYE CONTACT Ask: What does eye contact with a patient indicate? Preferred Answer: Eye contact demonstrates interest and confidence. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 16
17 7. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: THE EYE ZONE Ask: How can The Eye Zone improve communication with patients? Preferred Answer: Allows the patient to feel comfortable and will not make the patient feel that you're too invasive with your eye contact. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 17
18 8. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: THE TILTED HEAD Ask: When listening to a patient, what does tilting your head indicate? Preferred Answer: Sincere interest in the patient. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 18
19 Ask: How can this body language cue improve patient care? Preferred Answer: Physically helps you to better understand the patient. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 19
20 9. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: CROSSING YOUR LEGS TOWARD THE PATIENT Ask: What does crossing your legs toward the patient communicate? Preferred Answer: It is a sign of friendliness and patient acceptance Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 20
21 Discuss: How can this body language cue improve patient care? Preferred Answer: This body language cue communicates that you are interested in the patient and leads to a positive experience. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 21
22 10. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: FACING THE PATIENT Ask: What does facing the patient communicate? Preferred Answer: This gesture communicates acknowledgement. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 22
23 Discuss: How can this body language cue improve patient care? Preferred Answer: This body language cue communicates that you recognize and value the patient. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 23
24 11. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: Encoding Proper Body Language Cues Improves Patient Care Discussion Point: THE GENUINE SMILE Ask: What does the genuine smile communicate? Preferred Answer: Sincerity and likeability. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 24
25 Ask: What distinguishes a genuine smile? Preferred Answer: A sincere smile involves the whole face and will cause wrinkles to appear around the eyes. Discuss: How can this body language cue improve patient care? Preferred Answer: The genuine smile establishes friendliness and can help the patient on the road to recovery. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 25
26 12. RESUME VIDEO AND THEN STOP after: The Review Discussion Point: THE CHALLENGE FACING HEALTH CARE Ask: What challenge does the Healthcare industry face today? Preferred Answer: Managing business efficiency with the best patient care possible. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 26
27 Discuss: The benefits of providing excellent bedside manners? Preferred Answer: Experience shows that doctors who display a positive bedside manner build their practices faster and maintain their patients longer. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 27
28 Discuss: How can patient care and office management be balanced? Preferred Answer: Office efficiency can be maintained while creating a positive healthcare experience. Learning necessary body language cues can help create a positive patient experience. Beyond Words for HealthCare TM - Discussion Guide Page 28
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