Behaviors. CLIENT hereby agrees that the following behavior is strictly prohibited during the recovery period at the CENTER:
Behaviors. ❒ Communicate appropriately and respect those we serve who differ by gender, race, religion, culture, national origin, mental and physical abilities and sexual orientation. Treat them with dignity respect and compassion. ❒ Greet everyone with a smile and direct eye contact, and make sure that your ID badge is visible. Recognize that body language and tone of voice are important parts of communication. ❒ Dress appropriately in business casual clothing, socks/stockings are required (no scrubs, jeans, sneakers, shorts, short skirts, and open toed shoes). Be clean and professional in your appearance. Scrubs may be allowed, only if expressly permitted by Physician in charge. ❒ Cell phone use is strictly prohibited in all patient care areas. Limit personal use of cell phones to breaks and lunch times. ❒ Photography is strictly prohibited. ❒ Be an active listener and do not interrupt. ❒ Report all accidents or incidents promptly. Report any safety hazards you see immediately. ❒ Remain with the clinical provider that you are assigned to in all patient care areas. ❒ Observation experiences are not to be discussed outside the facility. ❒ Speak respectfully of the Bon Secours Charity Health System in the workplace and community. ❒ Honor your observation commitment. Make sure that you arrive on time with your ID. ❒ Observers are required to sign-in and out in the book found at the Information Desk. ❒ Many educational programs require documentation and proof of observation hours. Observers are responsible for tracking their hours by obtaining a signature on a date/time grid at the end of each shift. Letters from the Medical Staff Office will not be provided. ❒ The observer agrees to return their ID badge at the expiration of their observation experience. ❒ Observer understands and acknowledges that the time spent Observing is NOT a Clinical Rotation. Observer agrees that he or she will not represent the time spent Observing as a Clinical Rotation. (Observer’s initials) I acknowledge that I have reviewed the Professional Conduct Agreement and understand that I am accountable for knowing and exhibiting these behaviors. If I fail to meet the expectations outlined in this agreement it will be grounds for disciplinary action, including termination. Signature: Print Name: _ Date: *** Medical Staff Office Use Only*** Interviewed by: Signature of Interviewer: Date:
Behaviors. A basic behavior for this scenario is reported in Fig. 6. In this behavior, we assume that each block of debris can be moved by a single robot. However, victims may require the joined effort of several robots to be transported. We also assume, for simplicity, that robot energy never depletes and that victim health does not degrade over time. Random Walk Since the environment is a corridor, the simplest strategy to explore it in a distributed manner is to spread evenly through a random walk behavior. Random walk can be obtained in a simple way with a behavior such as Xxxxxx et al.’s [HMS02].
Behaviors. What specific behaviors are desired? Which are not desired? How do we resolve conflict when we disagree? How will we confront each other if one of us or our guest is violation a University Housing “Hallmarks” policy or campus policy in the room?
Behaviors. Communicate appropriately and respect those we serve who differ by gender, race, religion, culture, national origin, mental and physical abilities and sexual orientation. Treat them with dignity respect and compassion. Greet everyone with a smile and direct eye contact, and make sure that your ID badge is visible. Recognize that body language and tone of voice are important parts of communication. Dress appropriately in business casual clothing, socks/stockings are required (no scrubs, jeans, sneakers, shorts, short skirts, and open toed shoes). Be clean and professional in your appearance. Cell phone use is strictly prohibited in all patient care areas. Limit personal use of cell phones to breaks and lunch times. Photography is strictly prohibited. Be an active listener and do not interrupt. Report all accidents or incidents promptly. Report any safety hazards you see immediately. Remain with the clinical provider that you are assigned to in all patient care areas. Observation experiences are not to be discussed outside the facility. Speak respectfully of the Bon Secours Charity Health System in the workplace and community. Honor your observation commitment. Make sure that you arrive on time with your ID. Many educational programs require documentation and proof of observation hours. Observers are responsible for tracking their hours by obtaining a signature on a date/time grid at the end of each shift. Letters from the Medical Staff Office will not be provided. The observer agrees to return their ID badge at the expiration of their observation experience. I acknowledge that I have reviewed the Professional Conduct Agreement and understand that I am accountable for knowing and exhibiting these behaviors. If I fail to meet the expectations outlined in this agreement it will be grounds for disciplinary action, including termination. Signature: Print Name: Date: *** Medical Staff Office Use Only*** Interviewed by: Signature of Interviewer: Date:
