H&S Care; Communication P1
H Task 1: Ways of communicating effectively
P1: Explain the roles of effective communication and interpersonal interactions in a health or social care setting
Types of Interpersonal Interaction
Interpersonal interaction is the abilities necessary in order to communicate and interact successfully with other people, including being able to listen properly and to communicate and empathise with others. There are many different ways to communicate, and many different forms of communications. These include verbal and nonverbal conversations. Ways of communicating nonverbally include; texting emails and social networking sites like Facebook. Verbal ways of communicating are through face to face conversations and talking over the phone. If English or that country’s native language isn’t an individual’s first language they may not understand it properly or at all then this can cause major problems, especially if it is something important that may require the doctors or nurses help such as needing painkillers when giving birth. Similar to this if people a individual is talking with speak in slag, jargon or with a heavy accent then the individual may struggle to understand what they are saying simply because they are not talking in a language or way that they understand, so to overcome this the individual may have to ask them to break down what they are saying as they find it to hard to understand if they speak normally, although this may be a good thing as it may mean that the individual will have to listen harder and concentrate more on what the person is saying so that they can understand them properly.
Effective ways to communicate would be verbal conversations, preferably through face to face meetings, or sometimes even through phone calls. Interpersonal interactions between two or more people usually include communications through, social networking sites, emails and text messages. But effective ways to communicate with others would depend on the health or social
P1: Explain the roles of effective communication and interpersonal interactions in a health or social care setting
Types of Interpersonal Interaction
Interpersonal interaction is the abilities necessary in order to communicate and interact successfully with other people, including being able to listen properly and to communicate and empathise with others. There are many different ways to communicate, and many different forms of communications. These include verbal and nonverbal conversations. Ways of communicating nonverbally include; texting emails and social networking sites like Facebook. Verbal ways of communicating are through face to face conversations and talking over the phone. If English or that country’s native language isn’t an individual’s first language they may not understand it properly or at all then this can cause major problems, especially if it is something important that may require the doctors or nurses help such as needing painkillers when giving birth. Similar to this if people a individual is talking with speak in slag, jargon or with a heavy accent then the individual may struggle to understand what they are saying simply because they are not talking in a language or way that they understand, so to overcome this the individual may have to ask them to break down what they are saying as they find it to hard to understand if they speak normally, although this may be a good thing as it may mean that the individual will have to listen harder and concentrate more on what the person is saying so that they can understand them properly.
Effective ways to communicate would be verbal conversations, preferably through face to face meetings, or sometimes even through phone calls. Interpersonal interactions between two or more people usually include communications through, social networking sites, emails and text messages. But effective ways to communicate with others would depend on the health or social