1. Basic Communication Skills. Empathy, Demonstration of Understanding
Basic Communication Skills. Empathy, Demonstration of Understanding. Advice and Consulting. Application of the study of Non-verbal Behaviour in Doctor-patient Interaction.

2. Communication Self-presentation: Where are you from?
What are your hobbies?
Why did you choose studying at the medical faculty?
What is the specialization you would like to do in the future?
What communication dificulties do you know (your own, in society, in medicine)?

3. Communication
The most important in communication is to hear what hasn´t been said. (P. F. Drucke) Good communication has stimulating effect and it´s difficult to sleep after it. (A. M. Lindberg)

4. Communication What is communication?
Does a single definition of communication exist?
From the Latin word communicare, derived from the word communis.
What does the word communis mean?

5. Communication
the imparting or exchanging of information by speaking, writing, or using some other medium (Oxford dictionary);
means of sending or receiving information;
is the activity of conveying information through the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information, as by speech, visuals, signals, writing, or behavior;

6. Basic communication model
Who is a sender? What does he/she do?
What is a medium?
Who is a receiver? What does he/she do?
What is a code?
What can disturb this communication? What is communication noise?

7. Communication options
Auditory or vocal communication method (spoken language);
Visual communication method (facial expression, exchange of views, gestures, body movements, overall appearance);
Tactile method (touching, pushing);
Olfactory method (perception of smell);
Temperature method (body heat of another person);
Gustatory method (perception of taste)

8. Bacis form of communication
Verbal communication – communication through language and speech. It characterizes human towards other socially living animate being. And it is exclusively human characteristics.
Verbal communication is characterized by the following features:
Articulated speech, created by sounds, words, sentences;
It is tied to language;
Words are symbols with their meanings;
It can express topics and contents which are present, last or future;

9. Verbal communication
In a group: Choose one famous person and describe him/her using only 3 words.

10. Techniques of speaking
Voice;
Breathing;
Articulation;
Pace of speech;
Rhythmic and melodic articulation;
Accompanying facial expression;
Gesticulation.

11. Basic form of communication
Non-verbal communication means summary of non-verbal information which are conscious or unconscious. Non-verbal communication is divided into several groups depending on non-verbal demonstration

12. Non-verbal communication
Gesticulation;
What do these
gestures mean?

13. Non-verbal communication
Haptics;

14. Non-verbal communication
Facial expressions;

15. Non-verbal communication
Kinetics;

16. Non-verbal communication
Proxemics;

17. Non-verbal communication
Posturology;

18. Non-verbal communication
Question?
In which situation do you control your non-verbal communication at least?