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1. www.bathandwells.org.uk › deanery-handbookDeanery Handbook - Bath and Wells Diocese

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   A deanery offers different opportunities for clergy and laity to support one another and to learn together. Working together effectively in roles across the deanery is part of shared local ministry and a demonstration that together we are the body of Christ.

2. southwark.anglican.org › wp-content › uploadsEffective Meetings & Effective Conversations

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   A deanery meeting plays many functions. There are aspects of a meeting that are predominately about building relationships or sharing information, this may mean that presentations and conversations in Deaneries are focussed on absorbing or sharing information.

3. www.bmj.com › content › 344Deaneries: what do they do? - The BMJ

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   Jun 12, 2012 · The deanery is a virtual organisation whose primary role is to facilitate and support educational governance. Deaneries have a regional footprint that encompasses several cities and hospitals as well as medical schools and universities, because medical education is delivered through a variety of education providers.

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4. oysterhr.com › library › performance-review-examples34 phrases and examples for employee performance reviews

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   Here are some phrases to encourage a strong work ethic in your performance reviews: “I see and appreciate your commitment to consistently meet deadlines. You’re an exceptionally strong link in the chain.”. “Your proactive and timely approach to completing tasks sets a fantastic example for your team members.”.

5. www.berkeleywellbeing.com › communication-skillsCommunication Skills: Definition, Examples, & Activities

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   Communication is the exchange of information between two or more people. There are many different ways that people exchange information including verbal, written, and/or non-verbal (body) language. Communication skills give you the ability to effectively and efficiently convey your thoughts and ideas.

6. www.scotlanddeanery.nhs.scot › trainee-developmentOrganisational, interpersonal and communication skills

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   Feb 10, 2024 · Excellent communication and people skills can be learnt and improved. Sometimes this can be from adopting the styles of others we admire. We should also always reflect on communication or interactions when things do not go well so that we can try and improve.

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   What is a deanery & how does it work?

   • What are deaneries? The deanery is a virtual organisation whose primary role is to facilitate and support educational governance. Deaneries have a regional footprint that encompasses several cities and hospitals as well as medical schools and universities, because medical education is delivered through a variety of education providers.

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   What is communication skills?

   • (A Definition) Communication is the exchange of information between two or more people. There are many different ways that people exchange information including verbal, written, and/or non-verbal (body) language. Communication skills give you the ability to effectively and efficiently convey your thoughts and ideas.

   Communication Skills: Definition, Examples, & Activities

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   Why is it important to understand deaneries?

   • It is important for the health department, the universities, NHS employers, and trainees to understand the functions of deaneries, especially because in England local education and training boards will take over medical education and training when strategic health authorities close in April 2013. What are deaneries?

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   What are the key deanery functions?

   • A number of key deanery functions are detailed below. Deaneries undertake quality management of education processes and programmes on behalf of the General Medical Council (GMC). They also supervise the GMC’s national training surveys and ensure that all posts have GMC approval and all trainees are in approved posts while out of programme.

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   How do you communicate effectively with other people?

   • It is important to keep respect and empathy at the forefront throughout the communication process. Try and see things from the other person’s perspective rather than getting defensive. Even if you don’t agree with the other person, giving them respect will make the communication go more smoothly.

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   Are deaneries remote?

   • Deaneries are firmly embedded within the employers and are not remote bodies at arm’s length. Many chief executives believe that deaneries are remote, and education is not on their radar because their time is taken up with other pressing issues such as finance, health targets, and care of patients.

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8. rcdea.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsTHE DEANERY - Roman Catholic Diocese of East Anglia

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   communication: on the one hand, the Bishop relies on the Dean to communicate and help to implement at deanery level all major diocesan decisions, policies and recommendations; on the other hand, the priests, deacons, religious and lay people of the deanery have access to the Bishop through