Enhancing Communication and Academic Skills: Pass Criteria

This presentation discusses the importance of communication and academic skills in healthcare and social settings, types of communication, features of communication, barriers in the process of communication, and steps to overcome them.

ENHANCING
COMMUNICATION AND
ACADEMIC SKILLS

Content
Introduction
Human relations theory of communication
Types of communication
Features of communication
Importance of communication for health care and social setting
Barriers in the process of communication
Steps to overcome the barriers
Conclusion
References

Introduction
The term communication refers to the activity where one person
shares his or thoughts with another person. Basically, it is the
process where people talk with other in written or verbal form, to
establish a better communication, it is important to be patient with
the person and give them ample time so that he can explain his
thoughts in most efficient way. The power of communication is vital
for any kind of field, as it allows to grow a good and healthy relation
among the society and shows the sense of respect towards each
other. This given presentation is about the attributes of good
communication skills, with the help relevant theories.

Human relations theory of communication-
This theory was discovered in the year 1930 by Hawthorne, who wants to
identify the key issues or the breaches which are commonly occurred in
between the sender of the message and person who have received that. It
generally happens when the person is not able to follow the proper
instructions which is important to do the good communication and in presence
of such hindrances one can misheard the message which have been delivered
to him by other. With the help of this theory, it will become very easy to
analyze all those key factors which plays a vital role in removing all such
complexities in the communication.

Types of communication
Oral
Interpersonal
Nonverbal
Written
Visual
Listening

Features of communication-
It involves two person
Always comes up with a message
Shared process
Key persistence is to encourage the response
Completeness

Importance of communication for health and social care
setting-
Health care and social care units are the organization
which are promoting the betterment of the people who
are connected with them. These units understand that
communication is the only source through which they
can get the information about their patients. A good
communication helps in providing the assurance to
those people who are associated with the health and
social care units, for distinct reasons such as their own
treatment.

Barriers in the process of communication-
Emotions and attitudes-
Language-
Health condition-
Physical barriers-
Environment

Steps to overcome the communication barriers-
By identifying the suitable location and period to
communicate the people is the prime element. As it
promotes the good discussion, because both the
individuals were ready to share their though
actively over the topic. It will also attain the
situation of better outcomes from the
communication, by stimulating the productive
ideas and thoughts in respect to certain issue.

Conclusion
From the above presentation it has been concluded that, communication make it simple for the
individual to spread their message around the people. It brings different challenging situation for
the person in which he will grow as the more informed and conversant personality. It is
completely depending on the person to choose the right mode of communication and build a
good relation with each other. The communication and listening helps in generating the sense of
acknowledgment and convey the message to the person that his or her ideas are being valued by
the others.

References
◦Books and journals-
◦Mohamad, E. and Azlan, A.A., 2020. COVID-19 and communication planning for
health emergencies. Jurnal Komunikasi: Malaysian Journal of Communication, 36(1).
◦Nicotera, A.M., 2019. Human relations theory. In Origins and Traditions of
Organizational Communication (pp. 106-127). Routledge.