1. Professional knowledge and skills: Medical staff should have professional knowledge in medicine, nursing and psychology, and master basic nursing skills and operation skills, such as temperature measurement, blood pressure measurement, dressing change and injection.
2. Personalized service: Medical staff should be able to provide personalized nursing services according to individual differences, such as making personalized nursing plans and diet plans, and giving necessary psychological and emotional support.
3. Comprehensive services: Medical staff should have comprehensive nursing skills and be able to carry out prevention, rehabilitation and nursing of common diseases, such as nursing services for common diseases, chronic diseases and dementia in the elderly.
4. Professional ethics and literacy: Health care teachers should have good professional ethics and literacy, including respecting patients, protecting patients' privacy, observing professional ethics, and constantly learning and improving their own literacy.
5. Teamwork and communication skills: Medical staff should be able to communicate and cooperate well with medical staff, family members and patients, establish a good working relationship, and provide efficient and high-quality nursing services for patients.
Occupational tasks of health care workers
1. Observe and find common health problems and diseases (critical symptoms) of nursing objects, and put forward corresponding prevention, rehabilitation and nursing measures, or put forward suggestions for sending doctors.
2. Observe and find common psychological problems of clients, and provide simple psychological consultation and supportive nursing measures.
3. Take care of the daily life, cleanliness, sleep and daily activities of the elderly, provide reasonable diet and appropriate activities, provide safety care, prevent accidental injuries, and provide hospice care measures for the dying elderly.
4. Take care of the daily life of pregnant women, provide healthy life care with reasonable nutrition and appropriate exercise according to individual physical and mental characteristics, and promote breastfeeding and postpartum rehabilitation.
5, care about the daily life and activities of infants, provide feeding, excretion, bathing, touching, sleeping, promoting growth and development and mental health care measures.
6. Take care of the patient's daily life, cleaning and daily activities, provide a reasonable diet and appropriate activities, supervise according to the doctor's advice, and assist in taking medicine and treatment on time.
7. Provide clean living environment, reasonable nutritious diet and popularization of health knowledge for caring families.