Skills by Occupation

provide health education follow clinical guidelines use e-health and mobile health technologies adhere to organisational guidelines convey medical routine information advise on healthcare users' informed consent work in a multicultural environment in health care promote inclusion comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice interact with healthcare users work in multidisciplinary health teams educate on the prevention of illness contribute to continuity of health care deal with emergency care situations provide basic support to patients inform policy makers on health-related challenges comply with legislation related to health care develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship communicate with nursing staff monitor basic patients signs have computer literacy apply health sciences work with nursing staff ensure safety of healthcare users accept own accountability work under supervision in care respond to changing situations in health care manage healthcare users' data listen actively empathise with the healthcare user identify abnormalities support nurses apply organisational techniques

geriatrics conduct cleaning tasks communicate in foreign languages with health service providers sterilization techniques disability types distribute meals to patients disability care evaluate older adults' ability to take care of themselves older adults' needs assist in the administration of medication to elderly employ foreign languages for health-related research employ foreign languages in care support individuals to adjust to physical disability