Communication Skills For Nurses
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This document defines communication as the process of sharing information, ideas, or feelings between two or more people. It describes the communication process as involving a sender, message, channel, and receiver with feedback. It identifies potential barriers to communication such as physiological, psychological, environmental, and cultural factors. It also outlines different types of communication including verbal, non-verbal, and lists steps for communicating with clients such as initiating the session, identifying reasons, gathering information, and building relationships. Finally, it provides tips for communication in Vaatsalya Hospital including being courteous as a receptionist, retaining staff, and proper telephone etiquette.
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- 1. COMMUNICATION SKILLS Prstd. By B J Patil RN
- 2. Definition Is a process by which two or more persons share or exchange information, ideas or feelings.
- 3. Process Sender Message Channel Receiver Feedback
- 4. Barriers Physiological Difficulty in hearing or expression Psychological Emotional disturbances, nervousness, fear, anxiety etc Environmental Noise, invisibility Cultural Customs, beliefs, religion, attitudes and level of knowledge
- 5. Types of Communication Verbal Spoken or Written Replaying, Rephraseing Non – Verbal Expression, Body language, gestures
- 6. Communicating to Clients Initiating the session Identifying the reason Gathering information Building Relationship Developing rapport
- 7. Communication in Vaatsalya Receptionist You are the face of our Vaatsalya Hospital Wear a smile and be courteous Clients Should see the “Vaatsalya” in your talk Human resource “Retain the person rather retaining cause” Telephonic manners Greet appropriately, know who has called? Ascertain and confirm the message you received