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Presentation transcript:

NURSE

COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS

SOURCE MESSAGE RECIPIENT

COMMUNICATION PROCESS: KEY ELEMENTS Content Relations Self declaration Self-consciousness Apeal

WHAT THE PATIENT EXPECTED Kindness Privacy Certainty Competence Respect Empathy

SITTING WITH THE PATIENT WHAT IS KINDNESS ADRESS NAMES EYE CONTACT HEARING EMPATHY SMILE SITTING WITH THE PATIENT

What is achieved by kindness Diminish fears Create trust Better cooperation Increases the success of treatment Speeds up recovery

TYPE OF COMMUNICATIONS Intrapersonal Interpersonal Group Organizational Mass

NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS Emotional Oblivious Truthful Autonomous Permanent

Non-verbal Communications:Elements KINETIC PARALINGQUISTIC EXTRALINGQUISTIC Facial mimics Gesticulation Hand movements Posture Diction Accent The pace and power Dialect Buzzwords Time Place/Area Dressing

Mode Quantity Advice Content Hearing Empathy Thereupitic Communications Hearing Quantity Empathy Mode Advice Content

THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATIONS BEGINNING The Flow of Communication COMPLETION Greet patients Introduce oneself Explain goals Determine time Privacy Ask questions Encourage conversation Clarify details Be careful/precise Repeat essentials Check whether anything is unclear Follow the patient and greet

Communications skills Empathy Hearing Cognitive complexity Flexibility Understanding of the situation Self-control Mediated by an interaction

Mediated by an interaction Understanding of the situation Empathy and hearing Cognitive complexity Self-control Flexibility

Communication with the Patient in Stress Listen carefully Show patience Provide support Avoid persuasion Relax the patient

How to Recognize the Patient in Stress Face: redness Speech: louder or quieter Bihevior: anxious

Do not accept insults Be careful Eye contact Assessment Listen Avoid promises

Communication With Depressed Patients Dedication Empathy Explain: aims of communication Observe nonverbal cues Questions : short and simple

Communication With The Patient In Intensive Care Use the patient's name Informations: about yourself, time, space Informations about activities Understanding Encourage communication Communicate with family

Communication With Chronic Patient Positive emotions Clarify therapy Respect Signs of care:rub-down Satisfy the needs of the patients

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