Interview Process
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Four C’s of quality interviews
Comfort
- Build Rapport: Start with casual conversation to create a relaxed atmosphere. This helps the resident feel at ease, which can lead to more genuine responses.
- Environment: Choose a quiet, comfortable space for the interview to further enhance comfort.
Collection
- Audio Quality: Before starting the interview, do a quick test of your microphone to ensure the resident's voice is captured clearly.
- Minimize Distractions: Conduct the interview in a quiet setting to avoid background noise that could interfere with the recording.
Compassion
- Empathy: Show genuine interest in the resident’s experiences and feelings. Approach the conversation with an open heart and mind.
- Enjoyment: Encourage a fun and engaging atmosphere, which can lead to more authentic sharing.
Communication
- Active Listening: Demonstrate that you’re engaged by nodding or using affirming gestures, but avoid interrupting.
- Nonverbal Cues: Maintain eye contact, smile when appropriate, and lean in slightly to show your attentiveness.
Nonverbal Communication Best Practices
- Body Orientation: Position your body towards the resident to convey interest.
- Facial Expressions: Match your expressions to the mood of the conversation, reinforcing the emotional tone.
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