Lecture 1 P2 Flashcards
(10 cards)
Good communication is only successful when
The sender and the receiver understand the message in the same way
3 types of communication
Verbal, non verbal, and written
Effective verbal communication
Think of and prepare your thoughts before you speak.
Practice what you’re going to say and how you’re going to say it.
Consider your tone of voice, the rate of your speech, and your body language.
Ask the right questions to ensure patient understands.
Patients are relying on you, as a healthcare professional, to give them the information that they need and to prepare them for what is about to happen.
Non verbal communication: appearance
Clothing, hair style, choice of colours
Non verbal communication: gestures
Hand movements, winking nodding
Non verbal communication :Facial expression
Smile, frown
Non verbal communication: posture
Arm crossing, leg crossing, seating position
Non verbal communication: eye contact
Movement of eyes, blinking
Non verbal communication: Para-linguistics
Tone of voice, pitch, loudness
Goal of listening is to
Gather accurate information and then to understand the feeling and the meaning of the message the patient has given you