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HEALTH AND SOCIAL CAREUNIT 1Name of student:Name of university:

Training on communication in H and SCEffective communication is of key importance in health and social care since it helps in establishing and developing relationships with patients and other professionalsTraining is to be provided to the healthcare providers at all levels for working with diverse range of people in order to meet their needsThere should be equal focus on formal and informal communication as both have equal significant in care settings (Moss 2017)

Humanistic theory of communicationThe humanistic theory looks at communication as an undivided unity and does not support dualistic analysis of languageThe communicative process is to be carried out as living up to the definition of sharing meaningCommunication must not be made in such a way that there is a discrepancy between actual message and expected message reception and responseThe concept of dialogical interaction and sense making establishes connections between representation of ideas and social identity

Cognitive theory of communicationThe theory is an agnatic conceptual framework that focuses on understanding psychosocial and cognitive mechanisms behind communicationAs per the theory individuals are to focus on connection between human thoughts and subsequent action before communicating Human communication is unidirectional causation and cognitive response of both parties is required for making the communication effective (Berger 2016)

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