Importance Of Effective Communication In Health And Human Services

Effective Communication & Medical Care in Health & Human Services
Kristell Gonzalez
Ashford University
HHS 307
Instructor Tamikia Lott
October 20, 2013

Effective Communication in Health & Human Services
Thesis: Communication in a health care setting is very important; it helps us to achieve the best patient provider relationship, establishing a trusting relationship. It helps the patient feel and understand that they have been well taken care of and helps them progress in everyday life and have good overall health, communication, regardless of the culture boundaries effective communication in this field helps make a good healthcare provider’s. This offers a good sense of well-being for the provider
Making major health care improvements is becoming a trend for the people of the United States let us hope that this is less controversial for the people and that the services will improve. CMR is a program that has advanced the technology and improved the system of the health care providers this improves the overall services and organization of business in healthcare every patient wants the latest technology and improved facilities this is essential to any healthcare visit. This improves the jobs of the staff members makes a great atmosphere for work and then in turn makes the customers or patient full satisfied this makes the provider attain more demand of clients for the services and pays off for the provider, making a better more effective communicative service location in the health care field this makes better patient provider relationship less tense and more effective. “The roles of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in managing customers and improving services to them have been well recorded in business literatures. Many corporations these days, including those in the healthcare industry use CRM as a tool to serve customers better. Corporations take advantage of the recent development in information and Communication Technology (ICT), especially the internet related technology;
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This is showing how communication in within the health care system and how the open communication amongst providers how it give open communication with patients it is a n innovated way to ensure technology is changing the health care communication.
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This is a good example of how I will explain the use of communication and how affective care can be demonstrated in a patient care setting. Training in communication to apply these learned procedures with patients to build trust.
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This is referring to how language breaks barriers, and the importance of communication and how intercultural communication is important for understanding it breaks language barriers an helps with better communication and correspondence with others building self-esteem of some