Don’t Worry! Be Happy! Harmonize Diversity Through Personality Sensitivity - OT236

Don’t Worry! Be Happy! Harmonize Diversity Through Personality Sensitivity

by Rosalinda Alfaro-LeFevre, RN, MSN, ANEF

OT236

(4.6 / 65 reviews)

Price: $13.00 USD

Summary:

Understanding personality types and developing personality sensitivity improves interpersonal relationships, patient outcomes and job satisfaction. Dr.Taylor Hartman created The Hartman Personality Profile or The Color Code, which divides personalities into four colors or groups. OTs can create a personality-sensitive workplace that will benefit patients from receiving care that’s tailored to their particular personality traits  

Objectives:

The goal of this program is to familiarize OTs with the process and results of creating a personality-sensitive workplace. After you study the information presented here, you will be able to —
  • Explain how understanding personality types and developing personality sensitivity improves interpersonal relationships, patient outcomes, and job satisfaction.
  • Give examples of how patients benefit from receiving care that’s sensitive to their particular personality traits.
  • Describe Hartman’s Color Code theory, detailing the role of motives and the strengths and limitations of its four personality types.

 
Accreditation Information
 
Gannett Healthcare Group is an approved provider of continuing education for occupational therapists by the American Occupational Therapy Association.
 
Continuing education approved by the American Occupational Therapy Association is accepted for relicensure by the state boards for occupational therapists in: Alaska, Nevada, Arkansas, New Hampshire, Delaware, North Carolina, District of Columbia, Ohio, Illinois, Oregon, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Rhode Island, Maryland, South Carolina, Minnesota, Texas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri, Vermont, Montana & Virginia.

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Ronna S - Van Nuys, CA  ·  Apr 05, 2012
Very user-friendly approach to understanding others.
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Teresa F - Suffolk, VA  ·  Mar 29, 2012
It was a great course that introduced me to personality traits and how to deal with those traits. I have a better understanding of how to better relate to patients and other staff members.
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maria lorelie m - woodhaven, NY  ·  Mar 27, 2012
easy to read, good article
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maisoon m - ,  ·  Mar 26, 2012
concise. helpful use of skills.
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Cora Sue N - Oregon City, OR  ·  Mar 20, 2012
Good overview and details for use with clients.
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