Communication Documentation in Older Person Flashcards
refers to the transfer of information and message from one person to another
Communication
It is an ongoing process of creating an interaction or shared understanding between two people
Communication
What are the 3 Modes of Communication
verbal, non-verbal and written
Refers to spoken word/ message. It is the most intimate contact. Examples include face-to-face, conversation, one-one-one talk, telephone call
VERBAL
More powerful than spoken words, accompanies verbal communication. Examples include elderly patients facial expressions, head nod, gestures, body posture/ movement, touch, eye contact, voice tone
NON-VERBAL
Most formal mode of communication
It can be types, printed, or hand written
Examples: letter, white board, pen and paper, patients chart, nurses
notes, doctors notes, physician order, endorsement
WRITTEN
person who originates the message
Sender
Process of turning thoughts and feelings to communication
Encoding
Content of communication
Message
Person who gets the message
Receiver
Process of evaluating communication and making it meaningful
Decoding
The return message
Feedback
Nurse therapeutic relationship with a client is an
IHP
interpersonal helping process
Simply developing a good bedside manner is a form of THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION
True
Careful to respond to patient’s questions in a helpful and caring
manner is a form of THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION
TRUE
Correctly observe, evaluate, and respond when patients communicate with the nurse is a form of THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION
true
Nurse must relate to their own experiences concerning illness and death so that the patient will be comfortable
true
Nurses must use these three
self-
self- and
self-
self-discovery
self-discussion and
self-awareness
Nurse must develop skills, competence and expertise in effective communication to an elderly patient
true
Encourage to promote
R
R and
J W
Reflection
Reading and
Journal Writing
Simply being fully present during any opportunity for questions, concerns, problems is important
True
Don’t make promises you can’t keep involves the ethical principle of
Fidelity in nursing
Accept and respect the patient decision falls under what bioethical principle?
autonomy
Talk with patient, family members, friends, and colleagues is important
True
Patient and family must be given adequate and sufficient time to respond/speak/reply/absorb the news
True