Effective Communication Skills Shake hands. Ask the person to sit down by indicating a chair. Greet the person by their names ( أبو فلان ). Make eye contact,introduce.

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Effective Communication Skills Shake hands. Ask the person to sit down by indicating a chair. Greet the person by their names ( أبو فلان ). Make eye contact,introduce yourself warmly Smile (ease the tension on either side) establish a rapport by asking a simple open- ended question, explain that you may need to take notes,

Effective Communication Skills Eliciting: (a) the patient's main problems; (b) perceptions of these; (c) the physical, emotional, and social impact of the patient's problems on the patient and family. Clarifying, paraphrasing

Effective Communication Skills Use a good mix of open-ended & closed-ended questions. Listen actively – and pay attention to what he or she says, – don ’ t interrupt. Maintain appropriate eye contact, giving verbal and non-verbal feedback to ease the flow of the exchange. Silences allow thinking and reflection.

Effective Communication Skills Aim to encourage emotional expression as this will often prove to be the most therapeutic aspect of the interaction. If you think you are not getting through to the other person, resist the temptation to raise your voice. Being positive

Effective Communication Skills Ask for clarification if you're not sure, to guarantee shared understanding. Don't expect patients to necessarily agree with your explanatory model for their symptoms. Respect their views about the illness and develop a shared understanding upon which to base intervention.

Effective Communication Skills At the end: Summarize Give a chance to ask Agree a time for a follow-up. Thank and escort him to the door