2. A safe driver always has a good attitude about driving. 3. A safe driver treats other drivers the way that he/she wants to be treated. Describe three driver errors that could cause a collision.
The punishment is also given based on whether the driver is a new or learning driver or if the driver is fully licensed. Newer drivers are punished more severely as the need for education and correction is essential and urgent. However, this system targets every driver on the road and is used to promote safe driving practice towards any driver on the road. In conclusion, the Ontario Regulation 455/07 and the Demerit Points System are two important documents that every driver must follow in order to insure security on the road. Can you imagine what the roads would be without these regulations and system?
Basic elements of effective communication construct patients and caregivers by sharing concerns and building trust. There is so much information available now that is making people build their self-confidence and part of effective communication distinguishing between helpful and harmful information. The basic rules of health care communication involve costs. Since there have been stricter review processes, referral systems, and reimbursement guidelines, many people worry about getting optimal care because they opt for managed care which saves them money (du Pre, 2005). Even Medicaid has accountability for quality.
When taking a look at Llyod Bitzer’s Rhetorical Situation I see several similarities on his positions compared with many modern well-known rhetoricians. Bitzer explains that rhetorical discourse comes into existence as a response to a situation and without a given situation there would only be communication. With that being said, I think it s appropriate to make my first argument on how this is still apparent in today’s world. Our current government was recently focusing very closely on health care reform, because it was (and still is) an apparent problem (the situation). When the government or the president addressed this issue they were practicing the art of rhetorical discourse by addressing and reacting to the given situation.
To help understand communication and interpersonal interaction, two theories will be discussed, these are: Argyle’s Communication Cycle and Tuckman’s Group Theory. Michael Argyle was a social psychologist, who argued that interpersonal communication was a skill that could be learned and developed in much the same way as learning to drive a car. Argyle underlined the importance of ‘feedback’ in skilled activities. He said that when you are driving a car, you have to change your method to match the conditions of what is happening on the road. Driving involves a constant cycle of watching what is happening, working out how to respond, making the required responses and then repeating this cycle until the end of your journey.
Pg. 169 Question #2 What are some of the examples in which observational learning has benefited you in life? Are there instances in which observational learning has worked to your disadvantage? One example of observational learning that has benefited me in my life is driving a standard car. When I first started learning to drive my father would take me out and demonstrate what I needed to do when it came to driving a car with a standard transmission and changing gears.
Within each section the author brings up key points pertaining to medical assisting, as many would call it the need to know information. The effectiveness of the article would have to be that the writer used correct punctuation where needed, correct spelling and the writer used grammatically correct terms. This article seems to be what the writer may be looking for if they were to do research. From my prospective I feel that the article is well written and goes into many different aspects about the medical assisting occupation. If research is needed this is the article I would use to complete an assignment over medical assisting.
This paper will review the application of these techniques and the impact techniques may have on a health care organization. Effective Techniques for Sharing Information One of the most effective techniques for sharing pertinent information and knowledge is the organizational structure. A formal structure is essential to permit groups within the organization to communicate knowledge with other staff members and other operations of the organization. The separation of my organization into a functional structure has had excellent rewards such as, effective use of knowledge between departments, and the delegation of projects by the proficiency and education of each department. Each group of the structure shares knowledge and works together with other departments and has the analytical skills to solve any issue that may arise.
Not only is the ad effective in using pathos it is also effective in its appeal to ethos and logos. In the bottom right hand corner above the quote there is a seal of approval from the sponsor of the ad (an appeal to character ethos because the viewer gets a sense of credibility from the source.) The seal justifies the legitimacy of the ad. The directness ad itself, that driving too fast in town can hurt children, is straightforward enough to appeal to the viewers'
I know a care assistance can make a huge difference in the care of the patient and always the care assistant is the bridge between the patient-nurse-doctors and family as is more in direct contact with the patient. Always I try to use what I learn from my mistakes, training, colleagues and the outcomes of the organisations as CQC and the commission bodies which regulate the National Health Care. To enumerate the duties I have