Communication In Nursing
In this article, the authors give more details on how communication is crucial in healthcare. In the field of healthcare, good communication between healthcare providers and patients is an important aspect of delivering healthcare services. Nurses in the healthcare sector focus on serving the needs of the patients as biopsychosocial and spiritual beings. As a nurse, one must practice professional, intellectual, and technical abilities and skills (Lambrini, 2014). Interpersonal communication is an important factor in all areas of nursing and their intervention, such as treatment, therapy, and prevention. Communication between healthcare officials and patients is a continuous process that begins with first contact and continues as long as the nurse provides more service. Nurses should provide a conducive and friendly environment for the patient to feel comfortable with the nurse but also protect their prestige and give rise to misunderstanding. After collecting the important information from the patient, nurses should have a friendly discussion with the patient to have a clear understanding of the patient's ailment. Nurses must provide and communicate to their patients the evidence they have collected for professional judgment through interprofessional communication while observing professional standards of nursing practice.
The Central Importance Of Therapeutic Conversations In Family Nursing: Can Talking Be Healing?
The author of this journal provides more details on interdisciplinary, empirical knowledge focusing on interpersonal communication. Knowledge and active relation skills help to understand family perspectives more, improve communication, give family members and the patient confidence, and reduce anxiety (Rainer, 2016). Nurses possess conceptual and perceptual skills that enable them to work differently from other local people when providing family nursing. In addition to our nurses' unique talents, the nurses are also required to put a lot of effort and commitment into the family nursing therapeutic conversation. Therefore, nurses with relational family nursing skills have a high capacity to participate in health care discussions in training situations. In this journal, the author summarizes consistent evidence that the healing association is important in healing transformation and client participation (Karam, 2018). The author then concludes that there is mounting suggestion that family discussions are important to both relatives and health care practitioners; thereby cling to more research on family nursing therapeutic conversation and its importance.
References
Karam, E. A. (2018). Targeting threats to the therapeutic alliance: A primer for marriage and family therapy training. Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, 389-400.
Lambrini, K. &. (2014). Communication in Nursing Practice. Nursing Department, 65-67.
Rainer, M. R. (2016). The Central Importance of Therapeutic Conversations in Family Nursing: Can Talking Be Healing? Journal of Family Nursing, 439–449.
