Reflective Team Working
REFLECTING ON MY BELBIN’S ROLES IN TEAM BUILDING
Team work refers to when there is coordinated effort by people in order to achieve a common goal. Team work helps to ensure work is done effectively and efficiently. The Belbin theory of team work is used to identify an individual with the kind of work they can perform. The strengths and weaknesses of individuals are identified and roles are assigned to them based on what suits them most. Dividing roles according to one`s capabilities provides room for concentration and delivery.
All this is red colour below are not need. I am still a student diagnostic radiographer, not radiologist ,radiographer or radiotherapy. Do you really understand the difference between radiologist and radiotherapy?
In my clinical work in Radiology Department, I have had my experiences with team work and the team building exercise. I was working as a radiologist in one of the local hospital. In one instance we had a patient who was ailing from breast cancer and had come for …show more content…
When priorities have to be determined for scarce resources there is need for such values. Good team work can assist the patients to recover quickly as the standards of care are made better. In the year 2013 former patients of Stafford Hospital told their horrific nursing stories to the press according to (Timmins 2014). This became known as the Mid Staffs scandal whereby many patients had died between the years 2005-2009. The blame was put on poor health care and claims were made that patients’ lives were compromised as a result of improper care. There was lack of team work whereby junior doctors who had no experience were left to treat patients who were critically ill and nurses who did not know how to operate hospital equipment were left
Team work refers to when there is coordinated effort by people in order to achieve a common goal. Team work helps to ensure work is done effectively and efficiently. The Belbin theory of team work is used to identify an individual with the kind of work they can perform. The strengths and weaknesses of individuals are identified and roles are assigned to them based on what suits them most. Dividing roles according to one`s capabilities provides room for concentration and delivery.
All this is red colour below are not need. I am still a student diagnostic radiographer, not radiologist ,radiographer or radiotherapy. Do you really understand the difference between radiologist and radiotherapy?
In my clinical work in Radiology Department, I have had my experiences with team work and the team building exercise. I was working as a radiologist in one of the local hospital. In one instance we had a patient who was ailing from breast cancer and had come for …show more content…
When priorities have to be determined for scarce resources there is need for such values. Good team work can assist the patients to recover quickly as the standards of care are made better. In the year 2013 former patients of Stafford Hospital told their horrific nursing stories to the press according to (Timmins 2014). This became known as the Mid Staffs scandal whereby many patients had died between the years 2005-2009. The blame was put on poor health care and claims were made that patients’ lives were compromised as a result of improper care. There was lack of team work whereby junior doctors who had no experience were left to treat patients who were critically ill and nurses who did not know how to operate hospital equipment were left