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COMMUNICATION IN NURSING PRESENTED BY:HONEY THOMAS, RN,MSN

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COMMUNICATION IN NURSING

PRESENTED BY:HONEY THOMAS, RN,MSN

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Outline •Definition of communication•Communication process •Types/modes of communication•Verbal communication•Non-verbal communication•Tips of effective

(nurse-patient) communication•Importance of communication in dealing with co-

workers

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Definition of Communication

Greek word“communis”

‘to make common.’

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•DEFINITION•Communication is “an interaction

between 2 or more persons that involves the exchange of information

between a sender and a receiver.”•Communication is the art of

transmitting information, ideas and attitudes from one person to other by

speech, signals, writing or behavior.

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A critical component of nursing practice

Good communication

oGenerate trust between nurse and clients.

o  Provides professional satisfaction.

o Is a means for bringing about change, i.e. nurse listens, speaks and acts to negotiate changes that promotes client’s well-being.

IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION IN NURSING

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o Is the foundation of the relationship between the nurse and other members of the health team.

o Helps to promote managerial efficiency.

o Provides basis for leadership action.

o Provides means of co-ordination.

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Communication process

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TYPES/MODES OF COMMUNICATION

Communication Channels

UsedBased on Based on

Purpose & Style

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Based On The Communication Channels

Used Verbal

CommunicationNon-verbal

Communication

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VerbalCommunication Oral

Written

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Clear and Swift

More Precision

Highest Acceptability

Advantages Of Verbal Communication

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smaller chance of objective record

possibility of miscommunications

Disdvantages Of Verbal Communication

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TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

Purpose & StyleBased on

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Based On Purpose & Style

FORMAL INFORMAL

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Non-Verbal Communication•Nonverbal communication is the

sending or receiving of wordless messages .

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Chief Elements Of Non Verbal Communication

Appearance Body Language

Sounds

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Be mindful of these components of communication

Choice of words Tone of voice

Non-verbal cues Relationship between sender & receiver

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TIPS OF EFFECTIVE (nurse-patient) COMMUNICATION

•Be Polite…•Maintain Patience…•Use names•Provide Privacy/ confidentiality…•Speak Clearly, Not Loudly•Show Empathy •Language @ listener’s level…

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•Avoid Using Slang•Use Body Language•Be Confident…•Provide Encouragement•Help to orient•Accept the agony…•Recognize limits•Give an answer!!.…

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Importance of communication in dealing with co-workers

•When we have communication breakdowns at work, we spend time and

energy trying to make amends.

Work Efficiency

Misunderstandings Among Colleagues

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REMEMBER,,,,,

Communicate effectively with your superiors

Be an active listener

Communicate clearly and frequently with your colleagues

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CONCLUSION •It is very important that all Healthcare Professionals ( every discipline)

who is participating in the care of the patient communicate.Many fatal mistakes are being made because of lack of

Communication.We must also remember the a Regulatory bodies like Joint

Communication is enforcing communication.