RATIONALE OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION SKILL IN HEALTH CARE

Vimala, Govindaraju and Kamalakannan, Kunachagaran (2020) RATIONALE OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION SKILL IN HEALTH CARE. JOURNAL OF CRITICAL REVIEWS, 7 (16). pp. 2482-2487. ISSN 2394-5125

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Abstract

Communication in healthcare is significant skills where sincere intention of the medical professionals shows their understanding and concerns on patient. Communication perceived as an important element in human interaction process especially in medical practice and health systems. Communication between doctor-patient perceived as the diagnostic and treatment process where the focus will be more on verbal communication and non-verbal communication forms are relying on emotional as it exists in order to provides positive values on the health care outcome. Interpersonal communication is apart of human communication which relate people interact using verbal and non verbalcues.Interpersonal communication exists as foundations of social influence, a procedure critical to revolution in health performance which may take place in comfortable relationships, such as families and friends, or in more formal relationships, such as doctors and patients. Health care professionals with interpersonal communication skills include respect their patients, treat well by giving attention to patient during verbal and nonverbal communication, being pleasant by showing importance to the relationship and always concerning patient’s values.

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