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    Communication is the process of understanding and sharing meaning between individuals. It involves understanding received messages and sharing thoughts, feelings, and ideas with others through various channels and contexts. Effective communication requires clarity, correctness, conciseness and consideration of cultural sensitivities to minimize misunderstandings caused by interference and barriers between communicators. As BSHM students, communicating effectively is essential to understand patients, share information with healthcare teams, and deliver high quality care.

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    Communication

    Processes,
    Principles, and
    Ethics
    2

    ENGAGING: Putting Things in the Right


    Perspective

    What might Why do


    Why do people happen to the miscommuni-
    communicate? world if cations and
    communication misunder-
    does not exist? standings
    happen?
    3
    Latin terms for communication

    communis
    communicares
    Meaning to share and
    inform ideas, feelings
    meaning to share or to
    make ideas common
    COMMUNICATION
    the process of understanding and sharing
    meaning (Pearson & Nelson, 2000)
    5
    Definition Key Words

    A process is a
    COMMUNICATION
    dynamic activity that
    is hard to describe
    the process of because it changes
    understanding and (Pearson & Nelson,
    sharing meaning
    (Pearson & Nelson, 2000)
    2000).
    6
    Definition Key Words
    “To understand is to
    perceive, to
    COMMUNICATION
    interpret, and to
    relate our perception
    the process of and interpretation to
    understanding and
    what we already
    sharing meaning
    (Pearson & Nelson, 2000)
    know.”
    7
    Definition Key Words

    Sharing occurs
    COMMUNICATION
    when you convey
    thoughts, feelings,
    the process of
    ideas, or insights to
    understanding and
    others.
    sharing meaning
    (Pearson & Nelson, 2000)
    8

    You can also share with yourself (a process


    called intrapersonal communication) when
    you bring ideas to consciousness, ponder
    how you feel about something, or figure
    out the solution to a problem and have a
    classic “Aha” moment when something
    becomes clear.
    9
    Definition Key Words
    Is what we share through
    communication
    COMMUNICATION
    By looking at the context
    the word is used in and by
    the process of asking questions, we can
    discover the shared
    understanding and
    meaning of the word and
    sharing meaning understand the message.
    (Pearson & Nelson, 2000)
    10
    Categories of Communication
     Spoken or verbal communication: face to face, telephone, radio,
    television, ad other media

     Nonverbal communication: body language, gestures, how we dress and


    act – even our scent

     Written communication: letters, emails, books, magazines, the internet


     Visualizations: graphs and charts, maps, logos, and other visualizations that
    communicates a message.
    11

    COMPONENTS OF THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS

    source message

    channel receiver
    feedback
    environment
    context

    interference
    The Process of
    Communication
    13
    14

    o Psychological barriers

    o Physical barriers

    KINDS of o Linguistic and


    Cultural Barriers
    INTERFERENCE
    o Mechanical Barriers
    15

    The Nine Principles of Effective


    Communications
    Clarity Correctness Conciseness

    Concreteness Consideration Cultural Sensitivity

    Courtesy Creativity Captivating


    • Ethical Considerations in
    Communications

    Respect audience

    Consider the result of communication

    Value truth

    Use information correctly

    Do not falsify information


    17

    “
    Any questions or
    clarifications??
    Assignment

    Why is communicating effectively an essential skill for you as BSHM students?


    19

    “
    Thank you

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