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CLL Communication

Communication in a Helping Relationship

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Effective Communication Facilitative: Encourages other person to openly express ideas, feeling & concerns The message intended is the message received.
Ineffective Communication Inhibits: blocks the other person's willingness to talk The message intended is NOT the message received!
Pathway of Communication Sender Message Channel/Medium Receiver Environment
Denotative People shares the same language but have different meanings for a word. Ex: The word "code" for a computer programmer and a postal working have different meanings
Connotative Words can have different shades of meaning. Patient told they are in serious condition may think they are dying.
Zones of personal Space *Social Zone: 4-12 feet *Mouth, wrist, feet: need special permission to touch *Face, neck, front of the body and genital areas: need special care
Active Listening Behaviors *make eye contact *paraphrase *ask questions *affirmative head nod *appropriate facial expression *don't over talk *don't interrupt *be empathetic *avoid distracting gestures & actions
Sympathy social affinity in which one person stands with another person, closely understanding his or her feelings
Empathy the capacity to recognize and, to some extent, share feelings (such as sadness or happiness) that are being experienced by another
Acceptance & Respect ANA Code of Ethics: the nurse provides services unrestricted by consideration of social and economic status, personal attributes, or the nature of the problem.
Giving Information Factual information or professional advice that helps a person make a decision or decreases anxiety.
Restating or Paraphrasing restating what was said in the receiver's own words to make sure the information has been accurately received.
Clarifying Asking the client to restate and or explain further to validate whether you interpret the message accurately
Focusing Directs conversation when the sender is rambling or introduces a new topic.
Summarizing Review of the main ideas of the discussion
Reflecting Verbally gives back the "feelings" part of the client's communication
Handoff Communication the process of passing complete and accurate patient specific information from one caregiver to another. *patients condition *care & treatment *anticipated changes *services delivered (diagnostic, pastoral, diet etc...)
D A T A S *D Demographics & diet *A Assessments & Allergies (including meds) *T Tests & test results *A Alerts (isolation, DNR, etc...) *S Status of patient within care plan as wells as discharge info
S B A R *S Situation *B Background * A Assessment * R Recommendations
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