The document outlines key aspects of non-pharmacological interventions in clinical practice, focusing on communication skills, counseling, and information care. It emphasizes the importance of effective communication, the role of counselors, and strategies for managing difficult patients and their families. Additionally, it highlights the need for health professionals to fill knowledge gaps and handle challenging interactions with patients.

1. ASSIGMENT
Behavioral Science
HND
HIRA AKBAR ALI

2. NON PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTION (NIPs) IN
CLINICAL PRACTICE
• Communication skills ………………………….................
• Counslling………………………………………………..
• Information care …………………………………………
• Handling difficult patient and their families………………..
• Breaking bed new ………………………………………….
• Crisis intervention and disaster management……………….
• Conflict resolution …………………………………………..

3. Communication skills
• Communication skills involve the methods used
in conveying, receiving and processing
information through verbal and non-verbal
means. It includes speaking and listening
effectively, interpreting gestures, body language,
and emotions and being able to use the right
communication on the right occasion

7. counseling

8. What traits must a counsellor have?

9. INFORMATIONAL CARE (IC).
• Information care is defined as provision of
information to patients using principle of
communication regarding the disease ,the
drug and the doctor (the 3D).
• The help to fill the gap in the patient’s
knowledge and using language of patient
understanding.

10. Handling difficult patient and their
families
Health professional find certain types of patient and their families exceedingly
difficult to deal with .This include individuals who
• Have long meaningless and repetitive discussion with the doctor
• Waste precious time .
• Ask for under favor's .
• Become too dependent and clingy.
• Try to manipulate the doctor.

21. THE END
THANK YOU
FROM: HIRA AKBAR