Role Of Effective Communication In Health And Social Care
Developing effective communication introduction: In Health and social care professionals need excellent communication skills to develop helpful relationships and share information with people using services. They also should to be able to communicate good with people’s families or carers and their own colleagues and other professionals. In this report I'm going to explain effective communication and interpersonal interaction in health and social care.
Type of communication:
Body language is a various forms of no n-verbal communication, which an individual may expose clues as to some feeling through their physical behaviour. These behaviours are: facial expressions, body posture, gestures, eye movement and touch, for example at a day care …show more content…
we are able to put health and social care related information on websites, in order for the servicer users and/or their family can access as required. A popular example of these websites is the NHS website (NHS. NHS Choices Your health, your choices It has a variety of information on health care and service that available for service user. these includes details about particular illness such as their causes, symptoms and treatment. this website also contain information about who service users can contact for further information; whether that be their local health clinic, GP or social services.
Type of interpersonal interaction: everything we do with other is considered interpersonal interaction and there's two main type of it: first one is verbal interpersonal interaction, you can express verbal interpersonal interactions through the way you can speak; in soft tones, loud tones, and tones that include emotion such as anger or excitement. Which means verbal interpersonal interactions involves tone and volume. Also word choice is involves verbal interpersonal interactions. For example when patient to talks to a nurse, they would explain why they are feeling ill and how long the symptoms have been occurring, and they would most likely ask questions related to their illness. Their word choice would includes the words that they would choose to express
Type of communication:
Body language is a various forms of no n-verbal communication, which an individual may expose clues as to some feeling through their physical behaviour. These behaviours are: facial expressions, body posture, gestures, eye movement and touch, for example at a day care …show more content…
we are able to put health and social care related information on websites, in order for the servicer users and/or their family can access as required. A popular example of these websites is the NHS website (NHS. NHS Choices Your health, your choices It has a variety of information on health care and service that available for service user. these includes details about particular illness such as their causes, symptoms and treatment. this website also contain information about who service users can contact for further information; whether that be their local health clinic, GP or social services.
Type of interpersonal interaction: everything we do with other is considered interpersonal interaction and there's two main type of it: first one is verbal interpersonal interaction, you can express verbal interpersonal interactions through the way you can speak; in soft tones, loud tones, and tones that include emotion such as anger or excitement. Which means verbal interpersonal interactions involves tone and volume. Also word choice is involves verbal interpersonal interactions. For example when patient to talks to a nurse, they would explain why they are feeling ill and how long the symptoms have been occurring, and they would most likely ask questions related to their illness. Their word choice would includes the words that they would choose to express