Professionalism and Professional Identity (a little theories)

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conformation to the standards and norms of a given profession; a behavior exhibited by a professional that conveys an appropriate and consistent attitude for their role
professionalism
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professionalism is part of the process of developing ______________
a professional identity
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values may impact how people perceive their own ______________
professional identity
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Studies have shown having poor professional identity may lead to
weak quality of services
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Strong professional identity can positively impact __________ and ___________
well being and satisfaction
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what is an example of intrinsic manifestation
what is an example of extrinsic manifestation
intrinsic: problem solving
extrinsic: time managemenr, interpersonal skills
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what are the antecedents of the operational definitionof professionalism
reflexivity
values
training and experience
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introspection, analystical skills and recognition of one's limits
reflexivity
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strong sense of empathy, respect for language and culture, being transparent and authentic, believing in client's potential
values
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what is another term for professional reasoning
clinical reasoning
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what are the attributes of professional reasoning
soft skills
personal skills: positive, patient, confident, mature and motivated
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what are the relational aspects of professionalism
attitudes and behaviors
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what are some examples of attitudes
weighted, humble, attentive, devoted, nice and declarative
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what are some examples of behaviors
projecting appropriate image, managing with diligence, working in teams, communicating properly, reasoning
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process used by practitioners to plan, direct, perform, and reflect on client care
professional reasoning
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how is professionalism occupational
creative, reliable, flexible, organized, i nvolved, responsible, and persevering
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what are the consequences of professionalism
leadership
ethical practice
advocacy skills
development and credibility of the profession
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what is the difference between a model and a theory
- models tend to be a smaller compenet of a theory
- theories explain why something happens, models assist with how to apply concepts to practice
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what is the 1st tier of unsworth's occupational model of clinical reasoning
therapist life environment influenced by worldview
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what is the 2nd tier of unworth's occupational model of clinical reasoning
3 models of reasoning
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what are the 3 models of reasoning according to Unsworth
procedural - therapy practices
interactive - client-therapist relationship
conditional - knowledge of client condition and past, present and future context factors
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what can be achieved in the current environment (financial, clinic, home, etc.)
pragmatic reasoninhg
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assists with understanding factors that contribute to how we:
- plan
- direct
- perform
- reflect
ecological model of professional reasoning (EMPR)
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Swanson's Stages of Theory Development in Applied Disciplines
conceptualize
operationalize
confirm
apply
refine
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