Lesson 7.3
7.3 Potential barriers to partnership working and strategies to overcome barriers Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 7
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The 20 questions
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Which two areas of barriers to partnership working does the specification list?
- Safeguarding and legal duties
- Transport and funding limits
- Communication and time management
- Culture and language barriers
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Which of these is classified as a communication barrier in partnership working?
- Scheduling conflicts
- Heavy workloads
- Busy diaries
- Assumptions
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Which of these is listed under time management barriers?
- Assumptions
- Conflicts in priorities
- Level of understanding
- Level of trust
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Which strategy directly addresses the communication barrier of using complex terminology?
- Speak faster
- Assume understanding
- Avoid jargon
- Use abbreviations
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A specialist uses medical terms a care worker does not follow. Which barrier is this?
- Staff shortage
- Level of understanding
- Workload
- Time management
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A family does not trust the practitioners and there is a language barrier. Which area of barrier does this fall under?
- Location
- Communication
- Time management
- Culture
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A doctor and nurse cannot meet because both have full diaries. Which barrier applies?
- Trust
- Assumptions
- Jargon
- Workload
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Which strategy best prevents team meetings from being cancelled due to diary clashes?
- No schedules
- Agreed dates
- Unplanned drop-ins
- Verbal reminders
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What barrier does establishing practitioners' commitment and availability help to overcome?
- Jargon
- Funding
- Communication
- Time management
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Which communication strategy helps when practitioners hold different professional views?
- Interrupt others
- Acknowledge viewpoints
- Ignore opinions
- Work alone
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Assuming a colleague already knows a patient's preference without checking is what type of barrier?
- Financial barrier
- Communication barrier
- Time barrier
- Physical barrier
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Three tasks are due at once and a practitioner delays a home visit. Which barrier is shown?
- Level of trust
- Assumptions
- Conflicts in priorities
- Level of understanding
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Which strategy best overcomes the barrier of a specialist using complex medical terms?
- Technical jargon
- Medical shorthand
- Written reports
- Plain language
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Which strategy is best when team updates are missed due to using mixed contact methods?
- Paper notes only
- Stopping all contact
- Random messaging
- Appropriate communication mode
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What is a major potential barrier to partnership working with families?
- Too much funding
- Complete agreement
- Lack of trust
- Excessive training
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What is a barrier caused by a practitioner refusing to share expertise?
- Improved staffing
- Enhanced communication
- Financial surplus
- Limited expertise
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Which time management strategy helps practitioners plan around their workload?
- Ignoring deadlines
- Agreeing dates
- Cancelling meetings
- Working in isolation
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Which communication barrier concerns how confident colleagues feel in one another?
- Level of trust
- Assumptions
- Workload
- Conflicts in priorities
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Partners avoid jargon and acknowledge each other's views in a meeting. Which strategy category is being used?
- Culture strategies
- Communication strategies
- Time management strategies
- Location strategies
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Which of these is a communication strategy rather than a time management strategy?
- Planning workloads
- Setting venues
- Agreeing dates
- Avoiding jargon
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