Skills values

Skills and Values
Dr. K. Shiva Rama Prasad, at http://www.technoayurveda.com/
Keynote address delivered at MGACH&RC, Wardha on
the occasion of PG Induction, on 23-04-2014

Introduction
• Ayurveda is a health science of people - it includes –
– Prevention [determinations of do /don’t for an
individual]
– Therapeutics [evidence based treatments /
procedures]
– Economics [value added self made, reliable
medicines]
– Emotions [psychological interventions / interactions]
– Ergonomics [studying the relation between patients
and their environments]
• It is practiced by professionals.
• Are you a professional?
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The following short quiz consists of 4 questions and
tells whether you are qualified to be a "professional".
The questions are not that difficult,
so don’t cheat by looking ahead!.
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Question Number 1
How do you put a
giraffe into a
refrigerator?
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The correct answer is:
Open the refrigerator,
put in the giraffe and
close the door.
This question tests
whether you tend to
do simple things in an
overly complicated
way.
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Question Number 2
How do you put an elephant
into a refrigerator?
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Wrong Answer: Open the
refrigerator, put in the
elephant and close the
refrigerator.
Correct Answer:
Open the refrigerator, take out
the giraffe, put in the elephant
and close the door.
This tests your ability to think
through the repercussions of
your actions.
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Question Number 3
The Lion King is
hosting an animal
conference. All the
animals attend
except one. Which
animal does not
attend?
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Correct Answer:
The Elephant.
The Elephant is in the
refrigerator.
Remember?
This tests your memory.
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OK, even if you did not answer the
first three questions correctly,
you still have one more
chance to show your abilities.
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Question Number 4
There is a river you must cross. But crocodiles inhabit it.
How do you manage it?
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Correct Answer: You swim across.
Why?
All the Crocodiles are attending the Animal
Conference.
This tests whether you learn quickly from your
mistakes.
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According to Andersen Consulting Worldwide,
around 90% of the professionals they tested got
all questions wrong.
But many preschoolers got several correct
answers.
Anderson Consulting says this conclusively
disproves the theory that most professionals have
the brains of a four year old.
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Professional is –
• A person engaged in one of the
learned professions (Ayurveda?)
• Engaged in a profession or engaging in
as a profession or means of livelihood
(Practicing Allopathic)
• Characteristic of or befitting a learned
profession (Ayurveda?) or one engaged
in a profession (Practicing Allopath)
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What to learn? How to learn?
To be a professional -
• What to learn?
– Soft skills for successful career along with “Hard Skill”
• What is it?
– Soft skill is the ability required and expected from
persons for performing a suitable job, its maintenance
and promotion
• How to learn?
– Learning soft skills is empathetically in sympathetic way,
• means with feeling at personal level
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Developing Soft Skills
• Many tools, techniques, and courses in Medical
management emphasize “hard” skills-
– and it is important to learn them
• It is also crucial to develop “soft” skills to be
effective, such as
– following the ABSees of communicating
– building rapport
– listening empathically
– team building,
– motivating, etc.
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In case of Medical skills -
• A physician should develop –
– Interviewing Skill
– Counseling Skills
– Clinical Skill
– Respect
– Genuineness
– Empathy
– Communication
– Ethics and the Law
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Building Strengths and Skills
• The model is –
– Engagement - Employment of performers or performing
groups that lasts for a limited period of time for a task
– Solution focused
• Problem-solving attempts;
• experience with previous helpers
– Motivational
• Questions to elicit self-motivational statements
– Goal setting
• Miracle question; scaling questions
– Taking action
• Application of exceptions; teaching strategies and skills
– implementation of plan
– Termination
• Termination questions
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RACI format
• R = Responsibility, only one RR per task
• A = Accountability
• C = Consultation
• I = Informed
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Sample Probability/Impact Matrix
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Organizational Culture
• Organizational culture is a set of shared
assumptions, values, and behaviors
that characterize the functioning of an
organization
• Many experts believe the underlying
causes of many institutional problems are
not the structure or staff, but the culture
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Ten Characteristics of Organizational Culture
• Member identity*
• Group emphasis*
• People focus
• Unit integration*
• Control
• Risk tolerance*
• Reward criteria*
• Conflict tolerance*
• Means-ends
orientation
• Open-systems
focus*
*Project work is most successful in an organizational culture
where these items are strong/high and other items are balanced.
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ABSees of Communicating*
• Aim for a specific result or series of
outcomes from your communications
• Be positive
• See, hear, and feel sensory data
• Dovetail (intact) desires
• Entertain long- and short-term
objectives
*Laborde, Genie, Influencing with Integrity, Syntony Publishing, 1987
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Verbal Communication
• Communication skills are corner stone of soft skill
• The ability to speak fluently using the right word in
the right order in right place is an good
communication
• Message using appropriate vocabulary and syntax
form effective communication
• Proper use of –
• Body language
• Non verbal language
• Emotions & Expressions
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Written Communication
• Written communication Skill as important as Verbal
• Good visual presentation using graphics, color,
balanced design layout- adds so much to
written communication
Writing evaluates a person’s proficiency
indications, spelling grammar etc…
 Errors committed while writing circulars, reports
& agenda considerably spoil the image of the
writer
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Building Rapport
• When rapport is not present,
– it becomes top priority in communication
• A process called mirroring or pacing
works well to gain rapport
– Mirroring means getting into rhythm with the
person on as many levels as possible
• Many professional people use –
– mirroring, then stroking, then go for the task
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• Rapport is "relation characterized by harmony,
conformity, accord, or affinity."
• Why Build Rapport?
– Create a positive connection
– Build good relationships
– Get support for your ideas and proposals
• How to Build Rapport
– Find Common Ground
– Focus on Your Appearance
– Be Empathic
– Use Mirroring
– Don't Forget About the Basics – wishing, Smiling,
Asking open-ended questions, Facing the other
person instead of deviating, etc.
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Listening Empathically
• Empathic listening means listening with
the intent to understand
• “Seek first to understand, then to be
understood,”
• You can learn to put yourself in another’s
shoes and focus on understanding them
before trying to get them to understand
you
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Team Building,
Motivating,
Negotiating, etc
• Many soft skills take time and practice to
develop, but most people are capable of
improving them
• Role playing is a good technique before
testing new skills in a real-world setting
• Working with a mentor/expert also helps
build these skills
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Strategies to Assess / Engage Skills
• Orient toward change – to be successful
• Coping questions – resources & situation
• Normalizing – concerns
• Reframing - positive elements
• Orienting toward goals – alternative for success
• Meeting requirements – what you need
• Relationship – building team
• Self motivational statements –
– “What do you think will happen if you don’t make it?”
– “What are the reasons you see for making it?”
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Regulate your attitude towards -
• Impatience
• Depression
• Anger problems
• Shyness
• Argumentation
• Rigidness
• Hyperactive
• Immature statements
• Resisting / opposing an authority
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Importance of soft skill
 To handle interpersonal
relations
 To take appropriate decisions
 To communicate effectively
 To have good impression and
impact to gain professional
development
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Values
• Once you are with skills (Hard & Soft) –
• You are at values to think!
• The value is – Evaluating or estimating
the nature, quality, ability, extent, or
significance of an individual
• Values are - Beliefs of a person or
social group in which they have an
emotional investment (either for or
against something)
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Types of values we come across -
• Probity - Probity means being honest and
trustworthy, and acting with integrity.
• Moral values
• Social values
• Medical ethics
• Professional values
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Professional values
• Knowledge and skill are the foundations of
professionalism, but other qualities are:
– Advocacy = Active support of an idea
– Commitment = sincere and steadfast fixity of purpose
– Communication = conveying information
– Courtesy = respectful or considerate act
– Integrity = undivided or unbroken completeness
– Judgment = opinion formed by judging something
– knowing one’s limits = principle that limits the extent of
something
– Probity = being honest and trustworthy, and acting with integrity
– Responsibility = social force that binds you to the
courses of action
– Trustworthiness = deserving trust and confidence
– teamwork and leadership
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10 Commandments *
• Accountability –
– responsibility,
– group work
– looking for solutions rather than placing blame
• Integrity –
– honesty,
– wisely using resources,
– being respectful of policies
• Responsibility –
– completing assignments,
– using computers / mobiles in an authorized manner
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* Adapted from: Professional Conduct Rubric, Nova Scotia Community College – School of Health and
Human Services, 2008. Originators: Lynn Morris Jamieson and Kelly Kennedy-Pippy

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10 Commandments
• Respect –
– treating peers, guests,
– instructors and staff with the appropriate level of respect whether
in person, in writing or in electronic communications
• Professional Behaviour –
– using language and terminology appropriate for learning
Environments,
– presenting a positive image
• Professional Attitude –
– communicating in a sincere manner,
– maintaining composure under professional or personal
pressures

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10 Commandments
• Adaptability –
– adapting to changes in schedule and procedures,
– receptive to new ideas
• Confidentiality –
– not discussing items a person shared confidentially,
– not gossiping, in person or on social networking sites
• Continuous Learning –
– seeking out learning opportunities,
– seeking clarification/asking relevant questions,
– contributing to class/online discussions,
– seeking new methods of learning tasks

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10 Commandments
• Teamwork –
– listening to the views of others,
– giving and receiving feedback,
– being committed to tasks,
– contributing ideas to projects,
– communicating with team members,
– completing assigned team tasks on time

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Conclusion
• The professionalism in Medicine is difficult
job, where we have to meet – Patient
needs, Drug demand at situation and even
our benefits without disturbing the Values
and ethics
• It do require Hard skills and Soft skills
• It is with learning and adopting to lead
• 10 commandments of professionalism
are helpful for justification of the
situation

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