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Ineffective Communication in Healthcare Settings: A Case Study

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This presentation discusses the issue of ineffective communication in healthcare settings through a case study of a patient suffering from extensive psych history. It identifies the management theory of Johari Window and Lewin's Change Management Theory to manage the issue effectively. The presentation recommends applying the theory of Johari Window, understanding the relationship with oneself and other peers, and introducing feedback process to improve communication.

Ineffective Communication in Healthcare Settings: A Case Study

   Added on 2023-06-07

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INEFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION
IN HEALTHCARE
SETTINGS
Presented by:
Ineffective Communication in Healthcare Settings: A Case Study_1
PURPOSE
Outline of proposed case management study.
Identify effective theory and apply it to manage the
issue in the workplace.
Ineffective Communication in Healthcare Settings: A Case Study_2
INTRODUCTION
Communication- Process of delivering message through
verbal, written or sign language (Karanges et al., 2015).
Ineffective Communication in Healthcare Settings: A Case Study_3
INTRODUCTION
Healthcare
Effective
communication-
Therapeutic relation with
patient,
Allows inter professional
practice,
helps to avoid
malpractice or medication
error,
improved health outcomes
(Vermeir et al., 2015).
Ineffective communication-
Conflict
lack of engagement with
peers,
medication error
negative impact on service
quality
poor health outcomes
(Norouzinia et al., 2016).
Ineffective Communication in Healthcare Settings: A Case Study_4

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