Effective Communication and Teamwork in Health and Social Care Practice

Introduction to Effective Health and
Social Care Practice

Table of Contents
BLOG 1: Effective communication.................................................................................................4
BLOG 2: Team work......................................................................................................................5
REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................8
Books and Journal........................................................................................................................8

BLOG 1: Effective communication
Effective communication is very in for the service user colleagues and the
partners in order to build relationship and effective communication in the workplace. It is very
important for the individual to have effective communication skills (American Diabetes
Association, 2018)Effective communication is the concept of sharing and exchanging ideas
thoughts and knowledge. It is Very essential by the individual in order to survive in the world.
Effective communication concept insured me to convey my message to someone and let them
know about their feelings and emotions. There are several kinds of theories and concept which
support me to build effective communication skills.
Theories:
The Shannon and Weaver model of communication describe about the six concept of
communication that is Decoder, receiver, encoder, channel and sender.
Sender: The sender is known as information source in which the information sources start the
procedure by selecting the message to send end choosing the channel through which I want to
send a message. There are ways to send a message is through spoken words through body
language through music and many more.
Encoder: This is the next step in the model which is describe the encoder and this is the machine
that transfer the idea into signal which can be sent from the sender to the receiver. It's possible
that the encoder is a telephone, which transforms our voice into binary 1s and 0s before sending