Applies knowledge of organizational practices and complex systems to improve health care delivery At the very first phases of my clinical rotation, I was given a specific guide describing the basic peculiarities of this units functioning and the way practice is run there. In other words, this set of regulations and limits helped me understand the most important aspects and figure out why specific things are organized in one or another way. For instance, a particular patient had a significant problem with the insurance coverage as his current plan could not afford it. However, having consulted with my preceptor and other specialists who have an enhanced comprehension of the issue, I came to the conclusion that the patient could still hope for some compensation because of the drawbacks in calculations and other aspects of his plan. With our help, the patient was provided with the needed health care and services and managed to recover. Effects health care change using broad-based skills including negotiating, consensus-building, and partnering I should say that while being in the clinic, I had an excellent opportunity to master my skills in negotiating and consensus-building. In such a way, it is critical to be able to engage in communication and ensure a patient that particular service or medicine is the best possible option. Effective negotiating, consensus-building, and partnering are possible if healthcare professionals manage to build trust. According to Rørtveit et al. (2015), patients trust nurses when the latter are knowledgeable and empathetic, and when they understand their patients’ needs. It is critical to be aware of various strategies, methods, and procedures, but it is equally important to understand the peculiarities of different groups. For instance, I was able to affect care by ensuring an African-American patient that medicines created for this ethnic group were not racist. I used all my negotiating skills to educate a patient and show him that there are some differences in the way our bodies function and some pills will be more efficient for African Americans (Marquis & Huston, 2017). For this reason, I affected the healthcare and altered the patient’s attitude towards some aspects by engaging in beneficial communication. Minimizes risk to patients and providers at the individual and systems-level The minimization of risk is one of the central tasks of any health worker. In such a way, I was also concerned about it. Considering the fact, that the healthcare setting is a dangerous environment, I had an opportunity to work with some risks and eliminate them. It has been acknowledged that medical errors associated with medication prescriptions are often linked to healthcare professionals’ cognitive biases and systemic issues existing at health-related organizations (Saposnik, Redelmeier, Ruff, & Tobler, 2016). Some drugs may be prescribed more often due to their availability or the lack of knowledge about better options. For instance, I know that medication errors are the leading cause of poor outcomes in patients. Therefore, I tried to monitor this aspect and decrease its incidence. I was able to admit to cases of wrong medication prescription and improve the state of patients by providing them with appropriate pills. I believe this situation can be regarded as an illustration of the effective re