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COMMUNICATION
MIS:ANSHIDA PP
INTRODUCTION
 COMMUNICATION IS THE BASIS OF FOR
ALL HUMAN INTERACTION.
 IT IS ONE OF THE MOST VITAL
COMPONENTS OF NURSING PRACTICE.
 COMMUNICATION CONSIST OF
SIGNALS MAD BY ONE PERSON THAT
HAVE MEANING OF ANOTHER PERSON
WHICH AFFECT THEIR BEHAVIOUR AND
ACTION,LEADING TO INTERACTION.
DEFINITION
 “COMMUNICATION IS A DYNAMIC,
RESIPROCAL PROCESS OF SENDING
AND RECEIVING INFORMATION”.
PURPOSES
 TO PROMOTE SOCIALIZATION.
 TO GATHER INFORMATION FOR
PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT.
 HEALTH TEACHING AND CO-ORDINATING
WITHOTHER MEMBERS OF THE HEALTH
CARETEAM.
BASIC ELEMENTS
 SENDER
 MESSAGE
 METHOD
 RECIEVER
 FEEDBACK
 INFLUENCE
METHODS OF COMMUNICATION
 VERBAL COMMUNICATION
 NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION
 SYMBOLIC COMMUNICATION
 META COMMUNICATION
 ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
 VERBAL COMMUNICATION…
IT IS THE USE OF THE SPOKEN/WRITTEN WORDS TO SENT A
MESSAGE.
FACTORS INFLUENCING VERBAL COMMUNICATION
 VOCABULARY
 SPEAKING/ LISTENING
 WRITING/READING
 DENOTATIVE /CANNOTATIVE
 PACING
 INTONATION
 CLARITY/BREVITY
 TIMING/RELEVANCE
 CREDIBILITY
 HUMOR
NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION…
IT IS THE EXCHANGE OF MESSAGES
WITHOUT USE OF WORDS, AND IT INCLUDE
ALL OF THE FIVE SENSES INVOLVE THE
SPOKEN/WRITTEN WORDS.
FACTORS INFLUENCING……
• PERSONAL APPEARANCE
• BODY POSITION
• FACIAL EXPRESSION
• EYE CONTACT
• GESTURES
• SOUNDS
 SYMBOLIC COMMUNICATION
THE VERBAL AND NON VERBAL
SYMBOLSMS USED BY OTHERS TO
CONVEY MEANING ART AND MUSIC ARE
FORMS OF SYMBOLIC COMMUNICATION.
 META COMMUNICATION
 IT IS BROUGHT TERM THAT REFERS TO
ALL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE
COMMUNICATION, AWARNESS OF
INFLUENCING FACTORS HELP PEOPLE
BETTER UNDERSTAND WHAT IS
COMMUNICATE.
 ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
• MANY HEALTH CARE AGENCIES MOVING
TOWARD ELETRONIC MEDICAL
RECORDS, WHERE NURSES DOCUMENT
THEIR ASSESSMENT AND NURSING
CARE. E-MAIL CAN BE USE IN HEALTH
CARE FACILITIES FOR MANY PURPOSE
SCHEDULE AND CONFIRM
APPOINTMENTS, REPORT NORMAL LAB
RESULT.
BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION
 PHYSIOLOGICAL BARRIERS
 POOR RETENTION DUE TO MEMORY PROBLEM
 LACK OF ATTENTION
 DISCOMFORT DUE TO ILLNESS
 POOR SENSORY PERCEPTION
 LEARNING PROBLEM
 POOR LISTERNING SKILLS
 INFORMATION OVERLOAD
 ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIERS

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Communication

  • 2. INTRODUCTION  COMMUNICATION IS THE BASIS OF FOR ALL HUMAN INTERACTION.  IT IS ONE OF THE MOST VITAL COMPONENTS OF NURSING PRACTICE.  COMMUNICATION CONSIST OF SIGNALS MAD BY ONE PERSON THAT HAVE MEANING OF ANOTHER PERSON WHICH AFFECT THEIR BEHAVIOUR AND ACTION,LEADING TO INTERACTION.
  • 3. DEFINITION  “COMMUNICATION IS A DYNAMIC, RESIPROCAL PROCESS OF SENDING AND RECEIVING INFORMATION”.
  • 4. PURPOSES  TO PROMOTE SOCIALIZATION.  TO GATHER INFORMATION FOR PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT.  HEALTH TEACHING AND CO-ORDINATING WITHOTHER MEMBERS OF THE HEALTH CARETEAM.
  • 5. BASIC ELEMENTS  SENDER  MESSAGE  METHOD  RECIEVER  FEEDBACK  INFLUENCE
  • 6. METHODS OF COMMUNICATION  VERBAL COMMUNICATION  NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION  SYMBOLIC COMMUNICATION  META COMMUNICATION  ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
  • 7.  VERBAL COMMUNICATION… IT IS THE USE OF THE SPOKEN/WRITTEN WORDS TO SENT A MESSAGE. FACTORS INFLUENCING VERBAL COMMUNICATION  VOCABULARY  SPEAKING/ LISTENING  WRITING/READING  DENOTATIVE /CANNOTATIVE  PACING  INTONATION  CLARITY/BREVITY  TIMING/RELEVANCE  CREDIBILITY  HUMOR
  • 8. NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION… IT IS THE EXCHANGE OF MESSAGES WITHOUT USE OF WORDS, AND IT INCLUDE ALL OF THE FIVE SENSES INVOLVE THE SPOKEN/WRITTEN WORDS. FACTORS INFLUENCING…… • PERSONAL APPEARANCE • BODY POSITION • FACIAL EXPRESSION • EYE CONTACT • GESTURES • SOUNDS
  • 9.  SYMBOLIC COMMUNICATION THE VERBAL AND NON VERBAL SYMBOLSMS USED BY OTHERS TO CONVEY MEANING ART AND MUSIC ARE FORMS OF SYMBOLIC COMMUNICATION.
  • 10.  META COMMUNICATION  IT IS BROUGHT TERM THAT REFERS TO ALL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE COMMUNICATION, AWARNESS OF INFLUENCING FACTORS HELP PEOPLE BETTER UNDERSTAND WHAT IS COMMUNICATE.
  • 11.  ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION • MANY HEALTH CARE AGENCIES MOVING TOWARD ELETRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS, WHERE NURSES DOCUMENT THEIR ASSESSMENT AND NURSING CARE. E-MAIL CAN BE USE IN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES FOR MANY PURPOSE SCHEDULE AND CONFIRM APPOINTMENTS, REPORT NORMAL LAB RESULT.
  • 12. BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION  PHYSIOLOGICAL BARRIERS  POOR RETENTION DUE TO MEMORY PROBLEM  LACK OF ATTENTION  DISCOMFORT DUE TO ILLNESS  POOR SENSORY PERCEPTION  LEARNING PROBLEM  POOR LISTERNING SKILLS  INFORMATION OVERLOAD