Communication in Health Care

Introduction This is an analysis of an interview recorded between a nurse and a patient receiving pre-employment care. The information provided including her name Pink Cloud during the interview is fictitious because it requires confidentiality. In the interview, objective and subjective data is collected. The field of communication focused on analysis is verbal, question and listening skills. Analysis is done and recommendations are made on subsequent recommendations and future improvement methods.

Regarding the communication method in the healthcare field, using traditional electronic media and social media regardless of the strengths and weaknesses of healthcare communication, we will explain the influence of HIPAA and other regulations on the use of media in the healthcare field I will explain. The communication coordinator in the medical field must always decide which communication method he should use and the rules and rules for managing these methods at all times. In one scenario, a communication coordinator working at a pharmaceutical company across the country has reported serious adverse side effects caused by one of the drugs used by a large number of people, one of which contains famous drugs We reported that it was. People News Report reports side effects of patients who may be taking this particular medicine

Primary health care is an important environment for health and is "the first level of contact between individuals, families, communities and the public's health care system, bringing health care as closely as possible to people's lives and workplaces , Constitutes the first step of the ongoing health care process One element "(WHO)," Almaty Declaration ", 1978). In addition, primary healthcare workers are regularly exposed to a wider population. General practitioners at primary care sites are best suited for health promotion including asking about patient's lifestyle, providing lifestyle information to him, and doing disease screening (Kerse et al., 1997) McAvoy, et al., 1999). Nurses also include health promotion related care activities ("RCN, 1989)" as a way to prevent illness and encourage individuals to take responsibility for health ".