Unit 1 - P1
P1
“You are a researcher within the Health and Social Care Department, they are currently reviewing the way that you communicate, both within the department, with other professionals, other agents, clients and each other. They have asked you to conduct further research on the role of effective communication in Health and Social Care. The research is based on number of practical and theoretical aspects, which combines essay type questions, case studies and role plays; which involves both group and one-to-one interaction.”
In this assignment, I will discuss effective communication and interpersonal interaction in a Health and Social Care setting. In particular, I am going to discuss the various contexts, communication and communication and language needs and performance.
Context
One-to-one communication is a form of communication in which one person interacts directly with another. It can be done verbally or non-verbally as well as formal or informally. An example of a one-to-one communication in a Health and Social Care setting can be through a one-to-one conversation between a social worker and a client. There are only two people having a conversation between each other with no other participants involved which means it is a one-to-one form of interaction.
M1
One-to-one can be seen as a very effective way of communication. It is effective as you are able to receive immediate feedback from the other person, which makes it much quicker to interact with each other if you are doing so verbally or face-to-face. For example if a nurse was asking the patient questions, the patient can respond immediately. It also allows you to understand and focus on what the other person is saying as there are no other participants involved.
However with its advantages come the disadvantages. A disadvantage of one-to-one communication is that there can be a misunderstanding in communication. In a verbal face-to-face interaction, responses can be inaccurate or misunderstood
“You are a researcher within the Health and Social Care Department, they are currently reviewing the way that you communicate, both within the department, with other professionals, other agents, clients and each other. They have asked you to conduct further research on the role of effective communication in Health and Social Care. The research is based on number of practical and theoretical aspects, which combines essay type questions, case studies and role plays; which involves both group and one-to-one interaction.”
In this assignment, I will discuss effective communication and interpersonal interaction in a Health and Social Care setting. In particular, I am going to discuss the various contexts, communication and communication and language needs and performance.
Context
One-to-one communication is a form of communication in which one person interacts directly with another. It can be done verbally or non-verbally as well as formal or informally. An example of a one-to-one communication in a Health and Social Care setting can be through a one-to-one conversation between a social worker and a client. There are only two people having a conversation between each other with no other participants involved which means it is a one-to-one form of interaction.
M1
One-to-one can be seen as a very effective way of communication. It is effective as you are able to receive immediate feedback from the other person, which makes it much quicker to interact with each other if you are doing so verbally or face-to-face. For example if a nurse was asking the patient questions, the patient can respond immediately. It also allows you to understand and focus on what the other person is saying as there are no other participants involved.
However with its advantages come the disadvantages. A disadvantage of one-to-one communication is that there can be a misunderstanding in communication. In a verbal face-to-face interaction, responses can be inaccurate or misunderstood