In one instance, I had a patient who was non-compliant with their medication regimen due to fear of side effects. I took the time to educate them about the importance of their medications and worked with the healthcare team to adjust the dosage and timing to minimize side effects. Over time, the patient became more compliant, and their health improved significantly. This experience reinforced the importance of patient education and collaboration with the healthcare team.

I prioritize tasks based on the urgency of the patient's condition and the immediacy of their needs. For example, I would address a patient with a high fever or severe pain before attending to a patient with a routine follow-up. I also use a checklist to ensure that no critical tasks are overlooked and delegate tasks when appropriate to maintain efficiency.

Effective communication starts with active listening and clear, concise information sharing. I ensure that I fully understand the patient's concerns and provide them with understandable explanations. With the healthcare team, I use detailed documentation and participate in regular team meetings to keep everyone informed about patient progress and any changes in condition.

I manage stress by practicing mindfulness and taking short breaks when possible to reset. I also find it helpful to focus on one task at a time and celebrate small victories, which keeps me motivated. Maintaining a positive attitude is crucial, and I do this by reminding myself of the positive impact I have on my patients' lives.

I have extensive experience with various EHR systems, and I ensure accurate documentation by double-checking all entries before submission. I also follow the facility's guidelines for documentation and use templates where applicable to maintain consistency. Regular training and staying updated on any changes to the EHR system are also key to maintaining accuracy.