Patient Family Advisors (PFAs) are specially trained former patients and/or family members who can partner with hospital leadership and counsel hospital leaders on subjects such as equipment, supplies, electronic health records, signage, policies and educational materials to name few. There are core competencies for PFAs, including:
A) Establishing Partnerships, Constructive Collaboration, and Solution-Focused
B) Open Dialogue, Critical Feedback, and Sharing Stories
C) Representative Voice and Teachable Spirit
D) A & C
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Q10: Assessing organizational culture for PFCC readiness involves:
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Q12: Which of the following are not organizational
Q13: PFCC implementation challenges for clinicians may include:
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Q14: When orienting new clinicians, physicians, and administrators
Q16: Core competencies for PFCC leadership and management
Q17: One of the essential precepts in PFCC
Q18: For faith-based organizations, the concept of stewardship
Q19: Implementing the concept of managing by values
Q20: Healthcare leaders working with persons and their
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