Continue Your Discussion Communicating: Week 9 Yellowdig: Continue Your Discussion
Communicating a Need for Change
Please post something to the discussion board related to the content we are looking at this week. Do not create your post as a reply to the pinned post. Instead, use Yellowdig’s Create option to create a new post.
Feel free to explore the features of Yellowdig, such as your ability to embed videos and pictures, create polls, use hashtags, love or like a post, and so on.
Here are some ideas to get you started. You can pick one of these, or post something else related:
- Think about feedback for organizational improvement you received from a patient or their family. How would you communicate this to management? Think of how you might convince them to change a policy or practice.
- What is one recommendation you would give to stakeholders to advocate for your patients or clients? How would you communicate this need to non-medical personnel?
- You most likely have policies you are asked to follow that you find time-consuming or in need of improvement. How would you communicate this to management diplomatically and effectively?
- Think about a work situation you were in in which communication was less than effective. If you could go back and handle things differently, what would you say or do to improve the outcome?
Response Guidelines
As you respond to your classmates, share your experiences and anecdotal feedback regarding their posts. How have your personal experiences resonated with their ideas? What can you add to their ideas, building upon the connections you have made to the material so far? Don’t forget you can love or like their posts as well.
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