Identifying and overcoming barriersIdentifying and overcoming barriersIn all fields of nursing good planning and communication is essential, and without it encounters fail. However, we have all had instances when a consultation was not as good as it should be, or when misunderstandings led to a poorer outcome. How can we reduce these to a minimum by recognising possible barriers, and developing resources to overcome them? At the end of this module you will have a better understanding of:
This resource, consisting of five assessment questions at intermediate level, tests your understanding of barriers to communication, and ways of overcoming them. Complete the resource, including the further reading and some or all of the suggested activities, to obtain a certificate for one hour of continuing professional development to include in your annual portfolio. Reading listCasey A, Wallis A. Effective communication: principle of nursing practice E. Nursing Standard 2011;25(32):35-37 Bach S, Grant A. Communication and Interpersonal Skills for Nurses, 2009 Webb L. Nursing : communication skills in practice, 2011 Oxford , Oxford University Press. Moulton L. The Naked Consultation, 2007. Oxford, Radcliffe Publishing Practice Nurse featured articlesIssues in personal safety Dr Mary Lowth The 6 Cs – are they relevant to practice nursing? Beverley Bostock Managing the routine consultation Katherine Hunt Learning disability and diabetes: addressing the challenges Rhian Last |
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