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3 years ago

1. __________ Completing tasks with correctness and attention to detail

Biology

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ikadub [295]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Accuracy

2. thoroughness

3. empathy

4. initiative

5. certification

6. AHDI (Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity)

7. ethnocentrism

8. tact

9. problem-solving

10. dependability

Explanation:

1. Accuracy is the efficiency to complete a work with due diligence and micro checks at individual level

2. thoroughness is the ability to complete a work with accuracy, neatness and on time

3. empathy is the emotional intelligence that leads to sensing of others’ problem and situation

4. initiative is the first action taken by an individual on his/her own to change some thing

5. certification is the proof of excellence in any work.

6. AHDI (Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity) is an association that provides medical certification

7. Ethnocentrism is the centric thought process of considering oneself greater than all in terms of social differences such as caste , creed, color etc

8. Tact is an aspect of an individual’s behaviour to act and speak efficiently irrespective of place, people and situation

9. problem-solving skill allows one to solve a problem strategically and step by step

10. dependability is the behavioral aspect of a person that makes him/her reliable and trustworthy

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