The above poster was built based on data found in study conducted by Ramesh et al., 2015. The full study can be found here.
For people outside of the medical profession, a hospital or doctor's office can be an intimidating place. The job of making a patient feel comforted and cared for often falls on the shoulders of the nurses. To best meet the needs of a patient, nurses must learn the principles of therapeutic communication, which is defined as communication strategies or counseling methods that support a patient's feeling of well-being.
Here are the areas covered in your learning journey for this week:
Concept of Counseling
Basic Counseling Skills
Steps in Counseling
By the end of this lesson, you should learn the concept therapeutic patient-nurse communication.
Be able to understand the challenges of chronic diseases in problem solving.
Be able to apply the basic counseling skills into practice.
Ramesh, A., Rajanandh, M., Thanmayee, S., SalaghaMer, G., Suresh, S., & Srinivas, K. S. (2015). Impact of Patient Counseling on Medication Adherence, Beliefs and Satisfaction about Oral Chemotherapies in Patients with Metastatic Cancer at a Super Specialty Hospital. International Journal of Cancer Research, 11(3), 128–135. https://doi.org/10.3923/ijcr.2015.128.135