Question

communication in healthcare teams

• must occur to successfully complete tasks
• is effective when
• active is involved
• broadens views which affects outcomes for the better
• sharing ideas and being to new ideas
• demonstrates contribution
• effective communication helps people know they are
• rewards everyone can in some way
• either a team of people or in their
• knowing when to be a leader and when to let someone else lead helps with communication and effective patient outcomes

options: listening, regularly, help, lead, valuable, open

Explanation:

Each blank is filled by matching the context of healthcare team communication with the provided terms:

1. Task completion requires consistent communication, so "regularly" fits the first blank.
2. Active listening is a core part of effective team communication that broadens perspectives.
3. Effective idea-sharing requires being receptive to new concepts, so "open" is correct.
4. Good communication makes team members feel their input matters, so they know they are "valuable".
5. Team communication shows everyone can contribute by taking charge in some way, so "lead" fits.
6. The final blank refers to individual capacity alongside team roles, so "role" (matches the context of leading in a specific capacity) is correct.

Answer:

1. Must occur regularly to successfully complete tasks
2. Is effective when

• active listening is involved
• sharing ideas and being open to new ideas

1. Demonstrates contribution

• effective communication helps people know they are valuable

1. Reveals everyone can lead in some way

• either a team of people or in their role