Category: Effective Communication

Effective communication with patients impacts clinical outcome and patient satisfaction. We measure the rate at which medical professionals use to target communication elements with patients and association of element use with patient satisfaction. Poor communication among care team members and with patients, family members, and post-acute care facilities discharge can result in confusion around follow-up…

Introduction Communication is deeply intertwined with the human existence. It is an integral part of it. One cannot think of human life without communication (UKEssays, 2018). Everyone communicates every day, whether it is face-to-face, digitally, calls or messages. No-one can live without communication, small insignificant things that people usually ignore such as gestures and emotions…

Connecting with people is something that makes us happy. We are, by nature, a social species. Our brains release feel-good hormones, such as oxytocin, when we have positive interactions with others. A study published in 2002, by Barbara L. Fredrickson and Thomas Joiner states that, Nursing social relationships enhance happiness because spending time with friends…

With over 4 billion users active on the internet as of 2019, it is safe to say that the internet is a big part of our culture. The internet gave people so many ways to communicate and connect with each other. This brought masses of diversity and ideas to social media. With people expressing their…

ABSTRACT We are a digital savvy generation and information plays a vital role today. The latest digital tools and techniques of communication have bought many pleasing changes and developments in our lives. Digital communication has bridged the distance between languages which has given various ways of success for many others. It has blurred the lines…

Introduction Communication is the exchange of information/ ideas or messages between parties who have a mutual interest. This can occur through the different types or methods of communication either verbally (using sound) or non-verbally (e.g. use of gestures, facial expressions eye contact). (O’ Toole, 2016) states that here are many reasons why we communicate. According…

Recently, a myriad of setbacks have emerged in organizations workforce due to changes caused by industrialization, economy shift and technological advancement (Ilgen,1994), as a result, organizations seek to annul the effect of this dynamic conditions by utilizing teams in their work mechanism (Lawler, Mohrman, & Benson, 2001), and as such, a team is seen to…

Language is an instrumental apparatus that serves a multiplicity of purposes; however, many, if not the majority of people do not fully understand, nor comprehend the importance of language. Many people view this vital tool as trivial and simple; a frivolous convenience. Nevertheless, in reality, in actuality, language is an entirely important device. The art…

The growth of English begins in the 5th century via the invasion of German tribes in Britain. The language has developed from old English to the late modern language in the 1800s. The language has adopted foreign words from many countries during the British Empire. The colonization of English has made English the international language…

Com-mu-ni-ca-tion. Noun. a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior.(Merriam Webster. 2019) Communication is vital for any organization to thrive successfully. The flow of communication starting from the sender through the message to the receiver needs to be a smooth transition to get anything accomplished.…