Explain The Four Mechanisms Of Unfreezing Stage

There are four mechanisms of unfreezing stage. Disconfirmation ; information disproves the assumptions and makes need for change obvious. Looking at the current situation and seeing it is not satisfying. People feel frustration and dissatisfaction. Nurses don’t use translators efficiently and having hard times with assessing patients. This is just unacceptable. Lack of confirmation; no information forthcoming to validate assumptions- it dawns on person slowly that the change is needed. Nurses still wanted to use old habits but they realized it is not working. Expectations are not still met here. Show nurses inefficiency and problems with this system. Induction of guilt anxiety; uneasy feelings resulting from awareness that one is not living up to one’s own and/or others’ expectations—disconfirmation or lack of confirmation. Nurses realize that not using the translators interfere with quality of patient care. Disconfirming information to important goals will make them feel uncomfortable. Change will occur in order to avoid from guilt anxiety. Show them this cause failing to get the job done. Creation of psychological safety; change made to seem acceptable
I ask my collogues about their concerns. Understanding patient’s references is vital in making decision concerning the suitable medication and healthcare needed for a specific patient. Communication is important in aspect, therefore, as a nurse the continued use of phone translators would ensure that the communication is clear and well understood, especially for non-English speakers. It will be necessary to make arrangements on the patients care in order to make the whole treatment process seamless. In addition, the timings for the activities that need to take place in the treatment table should be within the specified periods to ensure the treatment is done