4 facets of emotional intelligence to apply in the ED

In order to have positive results in an emergency department or organization, the first step begins with being aware of interactions.

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A recent blog post from EmCare reveals the importance of utilizing emotional intelligence on a regular basis, especially in the workplace. Dr. Marc Milano, the chief department of emergency medicine at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital – Somerset, focuses in on 4 facets of emotional intelligence.

1. Self-Awareness – Understanding one’s emotions and how they affect other emotional areas

2. Self-Management – Controlling impulsive feelings and behaviors

3. Social Awareness – Understanding other’s emotions and needs (Think empathy.)

4. Relationship management – Recognizing how to develop and maintaing good relationships

Instead of just reacting to a situation, understand why certain actions came about. Was anger or frustration controlled? Could the situation been handled better with a more empathic tone?

To read Dr. Milano’s blog in full, click here.

 

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