Computerised communication is when communication takes place electronically. It is also a very quick form of interacting with people. Individuals can access a vast amount of information through the internet. email and text messages can reach people in a fraction of the time that paper-based written communication used to take place. It is possible to network with a wide range of other professionals rapidly using electronically recorded messages. Computerised records are very important in care work and should be treated with the same degree of formality as other written records.
An example of computerised communication would be a doctor making out a prescription slip on the computer for the patient to take to the pharmacist to get their medication. This type of computerised communication would make sure that the prescription is correct as it's done o the computer and it's better than hand writing, in case the pharmacist wouldn't understand the handwriting of the doctor and would give the patient the wrong medicine. It helps care settings to be much safer and organized.
Communication skills are based on emotional health.
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The major components of health communication are sensitivity, shared meaning , interdependence and so much more. These are the ones that help achieve the goals of health communication.
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Basic elements of effective communication are clear, its interpersonal. Basic rules of health care communication are deemed as being collaborative efforts.
Braille communication is used in health and social care settings to help those who are blind or vision impaired gain information. Documents and reading material are available in Braille for those people who need it.
As a means of communication for those with hearing difficulties.
Special methods of communication follow the "Promoting equality and diversity" care value in health and social settings. This means that the care workers cater to the needs of every service user they meet, no matter how much it takes. For example, hiring a sign language translator when they are going to meet with a deaf person. Following this care value means that the service user feels valued and respected by the care worker and the company.
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Marifran Mattson has written: 'Health as communication nexus' -- subject(s): Communication in public health, Health promotion, Communication in medicine, Health education
The motto of Health Communication Network is 'Supporting health professionals at the point of care'.
What are the processes, types and functions of health communication
Communication skills are based on emotional health.
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Importance of Health Health is the overall condition of the body. The importance of health is that it's being able to do work w/o getting tired easily depending on the activity and work you do.