Sunday, 13 December 2020

Factors that Obstruct Effective Communication

Factors that Obstruct Effective Communication

The following factors can interfere with effective communication during clinical assessment. 
  • Lack of exclusivity, for example, assessment on the bedside inside a unit of 20 patients. 
  • Anxiety by a doctor, because of which divides their attention and concentrating, not the assessment is difficult. 
  • Awkward seating that makes it difficult to relax while assessing a patient. 
  • Lack of attention to the nonverbal cues
  • Offensive remarks.
  • Frequent interruptions. 
  • Selective listening.
  • Daydreaming. 






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