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Communication and Patient Care

Interpersonal communication is an essential feature of human existence. People communicate with others for a number of reasons. We communicate to meet our needs, enhance and maintain our sense of self, develop relationships, fulfill social obligations, exchange information and influence others.

The role of communication and effective ways to communicate in the clinical setting is so important to the imaging professional. Besides verbal communication, it is crucial to understand non-verbal communication, understanding and recognizing its various forms. There is a detailed explanation of how people communicate feelings and how to respond to people in a supportive manner.

Are you interested in learning more about communication and patient care? This tutorial on the Learning Center will discuss how people communicate feelings and how to respond to people in a supportive manner!

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Communication is essential to quality health care. Knowledge and education are never wasted.
# Posted By Judy | 4/6/08 6:37 PM
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