In my previous role, a patient was resistant to therapy due to fear of failure. I addressed this by first understanding their concerns through active listening. I then tailored the therapy sessions to gradually build their confidence, starting with simpler tasks and gradually increasing complexity. This approach not only helped the patient overcome their fear but also significantly improved their progress in rehabilitation.

I prioritize tasks based on the urgency and complexity of each patient's needs. I start by addressing immediate concerns and then move on to long-term goals. Using a task management tool helps me keep track of each patient's progress and upcoming needs, ensuring that no critical aspect is overlooked.

I adapt my communication style to suit each patient's comprehension level. For patients with limited understanding, I use simple, clear language and visual aids. For those with higher comprehension, I engage in detailed discussions about their treatment plans. This personalized approach ensures effective communication and patient engagement.

I view feedback as an opportunity for improvement. When receiving feedback, I listen attentively, ensuring the patient or family member feels heard. I then analyze the feedback objectively and discuss it with the team to implement necessary changes. This approach helps in enhancing patient satisfaction and improving care quality.

I regularly attend workshops, webinars, and conferences focused on rehabilitation. Additionally, I subscribe to professional journals and participate in online forums to stay informed about new research and techniques. This continuous learning ensures that I can provide the most effective and up-to-date care to my patients.