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Hospital reception etiquette refers to the etiquette used to guide the reception of patients and their families at the hospital reception. Due to the special nature of the hospital, hospital reception etiquette is different from ordinary etiquette.
Hospital reception etiquette
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- Chinese name
- Hospital reception etiquette
- Features
- It is a reflection of the comprehensive strength of the hospital
- Purpose
- Improving the personal image of hospital staff
- Claim
- Determine your social role
- Hospital reception etiquette refers to the etiquette used to guide the reception of patients and their families at the hospital reception. Due to the special nature of the hospital, hospital reception etiquette is different from ordinary etiquette.
- Hospitals are a window for social services. With the continuous deepening of health reform, hospitals and health centers run by the army, enterprises, and colleges have been generally opened to the society. Coupled with individual clinics everywhere, it has exacerbated the limited Competition in the medical market. For patients, in the face of many hospitals, to choose a doctor, it is often "familiar". This "name" is the image of the hospital.
- The image of a hospital is the comprehensive response and external manifestation of the hospital's culture, which is recognized by the hospital through its own behavior. It is the comprehensive evaluation and impression of the public on the hospital. It is not only a reflection of the comprehensive strength of the hospital, but also a reflection of the social benefits of the hospital.
- 1 Improving the personal image and service quality of hospital front desk staff;
- 2 Grasp reception etiquette, business communication standards, professionalism, and skills in different environments;
- 3 shape and maintain the overall image of the hospital;
- 4 Better show respect to clients and create economic and social benefits for the hospital.
- Section 1: Essentials of professionalism for hospital reception staff
- First, determine the role
- 5 Determine your social role
- 6 The role of the "halo effect" in business activities
- 7 Corporate and Visiting Customer Needs for Roles
- Second, professional front desk literacy
- 8 Basic capabilities required at the front desk
- 9 Excellent quality of front desk
- 10 Work mood management
- Section 2: Professional hospitality image establishment
- I. Career image assists career development
- 11 Components of a Professional Image
- 12 Impact of professional image on career development
- 13 Your image is worth millions
- 14 Positioning professional image
- Case 1: Zhao Wei's Japanese Flag Event
- Case 2: The well-dressed Obamas
- Case 3: Nixon's Failure
- Second, hospital front desk grooming etiquette
- 15 Facial Retouching
- 16 Local modification
- 17 Limb modification
- 18 Elegant Professional Makeup Guidelines
- 19 Basic color perception
- 20 Color Matching Tips
- 21 Elegant and refined facial makeup
- 22 Gentle and Simple Professional Hairstyle
- Second, courtesy etiquette
- 23 Standing-Indecent Standing
- 24 Seated-Indecent Seated
- 25 Squatting Picks-Indecent Squats
- 26 Posture-Indecent Posture
- 27 eyes-indecent eyes
- 28 lead the patient
- 29 Bow
- 30 Smile
- Third, hospital dress code
- (I) Dress code for hospital front desk
- 31 Wearing a Badge
- 32 work shoes
- 33 Wear accessories or decorations
- 34 Casual clothes in and out of the ward
- (B) the basic principles of professional dress
- 35 Principle of Suitability
- 36 TPO principles
- 37 Principle of Harmony
- 38 Personality Principle
- Case 1: IBM employee dress code
- Case study 2: Employee image of Hilton Hotel
- Case 3: Haier's installers
- (C) the overall professional image design of professionals
- 39 Men's and Women's Professional Clothing Styles
- 40 Etiquette and Taboo in Suits, Skirts, and Uniforms
- 41 Accessories, supplies and hairstyle etiquette
- 42 Three Elements of Clothing
- 43 common misunderstanding comments
- Excellent image, color matching of clothing
- 44 skin color classification
- 45 Clothing Colors
- 46 Matching with Weather and Place
- 47 Key points of dress in different seasons: spring, autumn, summer, winter
- Section 3: Hospital Reception Leads Etiquette
- 48 Greeting etiquette
- 49 Hospitality etiquette
- 50 Guided Etiquette
- 51 corridor
- 52 Stairs
- 53 Elevator
- Section 4: Telephone etiquette at the front desk of the hospital
- 54 Answering etiquette
- 55 The etiquette of calling
- 56 Manners of answering the phone
- 57 courtesy of phone
- 58 Phone Phrases
- 59 Answer and Transfer Etiquette for Hospital Intercom Calls
- 60 Make phones the second brand of hospitals
- Section 5: Communication etiquette at the front desk of the hospital
- I. Communication Principle
- 61 Language Civilization
- 62 friendly attitude
- 63 the right way
- 64 Decent content
- 65 Avoid Taboos
- Communication etiquette
- 66 The Art of Communication, Learn to Listen
- 67 Traffic lights in communication, clever resistance to help
- 68 Keep your emotions in sync and use your cues appropriately
- 69 Tone, speed, and intonation when communicating
- Communication skills
- 70 factors that interfere with communication
- 71 How to communicate with your boss
- 72 How to communicate with subordinates
- 73 How to communicate with patients
- 74 How to communicate with visitors
- Section 6: Office Etiquette Training
- I. Office etiquette
- 75 Cooperate well with others
- 76 Company interests come first
- 77 Office Code of Conduct
- Second, the etiquette of daily communication
- 78 Five Principles of Social Etiquette
- 79 Salutations
- 80 Etiquette of handshake
- 81 Business etiquette
- 82 Self-Introduced Etiquette
- 83 Etiquette for introducing others (gestures, eyes, and order for introducing others)
- Section 7: Work etiquette for other posts at the hospital front desk
- 84 Reservation etiquette
- 85 Vehicle reservation etiquette
- 86 Order tickets for business travelers / Book hotel etiquette
- 87 Fax / letter (or email) / document transmission and reception etiquette
- 88 Lecture 9: Summary of etiquette training in hospital reception