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Title: NUR322 Holistic Health Assessment Therapeutic Communication


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NUR322 Holistic Health AssessmentTherapeutic
Communication
  • Carole J. Howe, RNc, PhD
  • Spring 2007

2
Building the Therapeutic Alliance
  • Building the Relationship
  • Positive regard
  • Empathy
  • Genuineness
  • Concreteness
  • DAmico Barbarito (2007)

3
Communication
  • Exchange of information so both the receiver and
    the sender understand

4
Communication cont.
  • Sender
  • verbal and nonverbal
  • nonverbal is more reflective of true feelings
  • Receiver
  • interpretation through own world view

5
Types of Questions
  • Open-ended
  • Closed-ended
  • Directive
  • Permission-giving
  • Barkauskas et al., 1998

6
Building the RelationshipCommunication
  • 1. Active Listening
  • 2. Guided Questioning
  • open-ended to focused
  • graded responses
  • one question at a time
  • multiple choices
  • clarifying
  • continuers (general leads)
  • echoing (reflection)

7
  • Nonverbal Communication
  • -Culturally bound
  • -Mirroring (position language)
  • Empathic Responses
  • -Identify feelings
  • -Respond with acceptance
  • Validation
  • -acknowlege pt feelings

8
  • Reassurance
  • -avoid false/premature reassurance
  • Partnering
  • -collaborative role
  • Summarization
  • -summarize feelings. issues, themes

9
  • Transitions
  • -clear expectations
  • 11. Empowering the Person (see Bickley, 2007 pg.
    41

10
Traps in Communication
  • False reassurance
  • Giving unwanted advice
  • Using authority
  • Using avoidance language
  • Engaging in distance
  • Using professional jargon
  • Talking too much interrupting
  • Asking why questions

11
cont.
  • Minimizing feelings
  • Changing the subject
  • Social vs. therapeutic relationship
  • Overloading
  • Jump to conclusions
  • Act defensively
  • Halo effect

12
Special Situations The patient who
  • cries
  • is sexually aggressive
  • is angry
  • asks personal questions

13
The adolescent
  • Watch attitudes
  • Respect the adolescent
  • Be honest
  • Need direction provide rationale
  • No silent periods or reflection
  • Address emotional charged subjects after rapport
    established
  • Jarvis (2000)

14
The Older Adult
  • Use last name
  • Provide more time
  • Adjust the pace
  • Dont hurry
  • Consider physical limitations
  • Face directly, do not shout
  • Jarvis (2000)

15
Working with an Interpreter
  • Interpret verbatim
  • Clarify unclear messages
  • No side conversations
  • Selecting the interpreter
  • Documentation
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