Community Skills For Health Care Professionals(Chtu 111) Question Paper

Community Skills For Health Care Professionals(Chtu 111)

Institution: Kenya Methodist University question papers

Exam Year:2013

TIME : 3 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS: Answer ALL Questions (Compulsory) in Section A and any TWO Questions in Section B
SECTION A
Question One
Give the history of written communication. (10marks)

Question Two
Describe FIVE (5) principles of communication. (10marks)

Question Three
a) Explain the importance of group communication in health care setting.
(5marks)
b) Write a MEMO taviting your colleagues for a meeting to plan a two weeks
measles campaigns in December 2013. (10marks)

Question Four
a) What is perception? (3marks)
b) Explain the activities involved in perception. (7marks)

Question Five
State FIVE (5) rules of good writing. (5marks)

SECTION B
Question Six
a) Explain briefly the types of MINUTES. (Give examples where necessary)
b) You are a company secretary TERIGI FIRM; as part of your responsibilities, you are required to write minutes. On main Agenda was to discuss the recruitment of an accountant. Provide a structure/format of the minutes you wrote in that meeting. (25marks)

Question Seven
A daily newspaper recently advertised jobs at a local firm, for the positions of communication officers. The participants were required to submit a RESUME.
a) Write an altractive RESUME for the past
b) Write a cover letter to accompany the RESUME. (25marks)

Question Eight
a) Discuss the principles of communication.
b) Describe ways in which communication is an outcome of interpersonal process. (25marks)

Question Nine
You are aware that DONOR – JICA who is represented by Director of medical services Japan is visiting your country to inspect a health program which you are incharge. Write at least two page relevant speech that you will give during this visit. (25marks)

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