Mr. Gibson 's Speech

Communication in the healthcare field may be a little different for some people. Healthcare requires the communication to have a purpose, and that purpose is revolved around a person’s needs. A patient with good staff communication during

To effectively provide health care services to my patients, I undertake to listen to issues raised by patients and their relatives. During the process of interacting with my clients I will first of all introduce myself to

The movie “The Doctor” is a good example of how communications in the health field work to benefit not only the patient, but the doctor too. In this movie, the main character, also known as Jack McKee, is a heart surgeon. The movie begins by showing how McKee’s attitude towards his patients tends to be inappropriate. Jack jokes about his patients and laughs at their concerns. His home life is also a struggle; his relationships with his wife and son are falling apart. The movie takes a turn when Jack becomes suddenly ill. He begins coughing up blood. He meets with a specialist by the name of Lesley. Tests reveal that Jack has a serious tumor on his vocal cords. He has now become the patient. He begins treatment but the results

When the time came Sammy had lucked out, they had decided to check out with him. In a daze, he carefully watched every movement they made as items were placed on the counter. At the peak of the moment Lengel, the manager and strict

Equally important the nurse indicated that she was in a hurry and unable to sit down, choosing rather to stand while she talks to the patient. What the nurse did not realise was that she had assumed a power stance and had failed to create an environment that was holistic, conducive and

Let me tell you a story about the bronco’s win the super bowl. Cam newton is a man who can blow up one building with one dab. People say he is so fast that he can make a earthquake be running quarter mile. Most people hate him because they are jealous of his skills. He can also throw a past in any type of stress. He can run a whole field in a second while trucking and juking out people without even really trying. Even when player brake throw the line he scrambled away. When he throw amazing past he would let out a dab that would almost make people’s ears bleed.

Communication is the most important aspect in any kind of health care setting as it is through this that you meet the patients’ needs and wants. Without efficient communication, errors can be made, people within you care become neglected and as a result complaints are filed, patients do not feel looked after and therefore the care system is portrayed in a negative light. An example of where this happened was in Mid Staffordshire, even though this report was very concerning, it has changed the health care standards for the better. Francis (2010)

The Nurse in Scenario one made it clear to the patient that she was busy and had other patients to tend to. Effective communication is not demonstrated here because the Nurse has not respected or placed herself at the service of the client (NMBA, 2008). As observed in the video the Nurse speaks quickly and interrupts the patient.

Communication plays a vital role in the healthcare setting, as the relationship with the healthcare professional sets the tone of the care experience and has a powerful impact on patient satisfaction. It is “the shared process in which messages are sent and received between two or more people which are made up of a sender, receiver, and message in a particular context” (cite, date). This essay highlights the importance of, and some common barriers to, effective communication in the healthcare setting. It involves many interpersonal skills such as effective observation, questioning and listening, giving feedback, recognizing and removing barriers.

This writer was called while in session by Nursing regards to the patient, who had a scar under her eye. Upon meeting with the patient, she appeared to be unease as she explained to this writer in a emotional tone that she does not want to be seen for a session as she is scheduled for a session tomorrow. When asked as to what happen under her eye, she stated that she fell down and tends to be clumsy. According to the nurse from the dosing window, she needs to contact the on call medical doctor to address the matter before dosing; however, the patient was unwilling to wait as she expressed the need to leave the clinic. This writer attempted to calm the patient down and asked her about her day, work, and readdressing the scar. The patient then

In the mornings he's fidgety and works better in the afternoon. The last employee is Ginger, the errand boy. The Lawyer describes the habits of these men and then introduces Bartleby. The Lawyer explains that Bartleby came in responding to an ad posted by the Lawyer. He then hired him and Bartleby seems to be a great worker at first.

Oftentimes, as patients it is easier to analyze the healthcare setting from a critical perspective rather than a hopeful perspective. Oftentimes, as patients our encounters in healthcare settings are high stress to begin with (e.g. diagnosis, disease, caretaking). To my surprise, Nicole informed of several communication projects that she underwent and continues to participate in at Stanford Children’s Hospital. Nicole informed me that she did undergo a mandatory general seminar on the basics of professionalism and therapeutic relationships with families upon being hired. Since then, Nicole has been required to take more formal classes that have developed as an aim of standardizing certain interactions with families. Some examples include: standard way to answer the phone, walking with someone who is lost to their destination rather than just giving directions. Nicole stated “it has really become more customer service focused.”

“Extensive research has shown that no matter how knowledgeable a clinician might be, if he or she is not able to open good communication with the patient, he or she may be of no help” (Asnani, MR. 2009). Effective communication plays a big role in healthcare and contributes to the quality of patient care and teamwork.

People say that William Shakespeare is one of the best writers of all time. His speech “To Be or Not To Be” from Hamlet is probably one of the most well known speeches. Many directors have created their own versions of this speech. Gibson did an amazing job on his version. Olivier did an imperfect job on the scene of the speech. Then, Almereyda's version has been just “out of the box,” where I don't even want to watch the whole movie. With all the watching that I did, I believe that Gibson's version is the best out of the three of them.

Oral communication in healthcare is a continuous process and is extremely important for all those involved. Nurses relay relevant information to patients and their family, they are also responsible for updating the physician about the condition of their patients as well as nurse to nurse reporting. This communication is a fundamental part of the nursing process and can result in either quality effective care or ineffective care caused by lack of information. Written communication between the doctors, nurses, patients, and patient families can occur in a number of forms whether handwritten nursing notes or electronic medical records. Both forms are permanent