Skills by Occupation

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

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