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Abraham Maslow built a theory in which the goal of life was personal growth, this helps us to
understand the different types of personal needs. I felt that this was acceptable and was what I had
expected as hoop ear-rings etc. These include the verbal communication skills of talking and
listening, and various forms of non-verbal communication, such as touch, eye contact and facial
expression, outward appearance. Smoking causes an acid taste in the mouth and contributes to the
development of ulcers. The other children in the group liked the game and responded well to the
pictures, they were able to see what the objects were and could tells Mrs Robinson where in the
home these were kept or would be found. One of the most important parts of effective
communication is being able to listen to others. It could help in ensuring that the mentally challenged
people can get equally quality treatment and there should not be any kind of discrimination on the
ground of paying attention to them Moonie, 2005. However, the degree of how formal the language
is differs between the situation in which it is being used in, and the care worker must adjust the way
they are speaking depending on which situation they are in. Inhibiting factors can also have a long
term affect on a client and can affect their mental well-being, they can also begin to feel negative
emotions e.g. they don't matter, helplessness etc. How does effective communication improve patient
outcomes. This type of communication is verbal as we speak or talk through our mouths and express
ourselves by talking or speaking. Also the staff member ignored the client's feelings. They would
need to carry out a complete evaluation of a singular's care needs. Hence it is easier to deal with such
people who are similar, but some skills are required to be learned to interact with people opposite
from us. I wanted to make sure that the questions asked did not throw the clients nerves. Referring
to my placement at Mapledown School, group communication is also used. Ofqual regulated
qualifications sit on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF), which can help students
understand how different qualifications in different fields compare to each other. Smoking is proving
to reduce your life span by 7-8 years. The staff will need to communicate to her by acting and talking
to her in a certain way so that her self-worth and esteem is promoted. In Sam’s case it would be good
for all of his teachers to increase their level of knowledge on selective mutism. The client showed
client encountered a problem this went some assertiveness. A communication passport is usually a
small-personalised book. Observe people who use your setting to see how they use their
communication and language skills. There were no noises distractions, which meant the children,
were able to hear their teacher as well as each other, and were not being distracted by other children
running around. In Peter Pan this idea is used to present the character of Peter as avoiding the
responsibilities and feelings of adulthood through his escape to a separated world of childhood.
Communication can be Physical needs about the need for assistance, or if hungry, in pain etc. Facial
expressions such as a simile would show happiness and indicates the child they have done well and
have nothing to be ashamed about. This will attract others attention, as not only do the children like
playing with other children, but they also like playing with staff. Ineffective communication is where
carers inhibit the communication with their clients resulting in e.g. a loss of support, self-esteem,
purpose in life or feeling threatened. I feel they should set a much better example towards the
children.
I thoroughly enjoyed attending this setting every Wednesday from 1:30p.m until 4:30p.m, because it
was interesting to see how a nursery was run and how communication helped each child to develop
in their own learning skills. To me, and possibly parents or carers the clothing and appearance of the
nursery's staff confirms how the nursery's management is out of touch with their staff and possibly
parents and carers, as they may not feel they can openly talk about this issue with any of the staff. I
will also need to insure that I do not give any inappropriate advice or to be patronising. A care
practitioners needs to utilise both of these forms of communication when they, give or receive
information about the care that is being provided for an individual. Effective communication in
health and social care 2022-10-27. Formal written letters would help to inform the parents of what
the trip is about, where it would be, when it would happen and how they would travel there with the
children. The system will remember where you left off and take you back there, but you can go over
any part of it as many times as you want to and take as long as you want. This whole interaction
may result in 'Emma' feeling less self-worth, due to the staff's rudeness and the fact that she showed
no caring manner towards 'Emma'. Think aboutwhat you do when you really listento another person.
9 Try to identifythe skills and qualities needed foreffective listening. Mrs Robinson says, “O.K. then
Sam doesn’t want one “and puts the treat back into the bag. To communicate effectively I would use
sign language. It is very important that if you are speaking about sensitive issues, you should not
shout across but go next to them instead to tell them that. Mrs Robinson made the children feel
valued by talking calmly to them. It was recognized as an official language for deaf people in 2003,
which has led to funding and an increased awareness of the language and how much it helps deaf
people to communicate. They should also be skilled at identifying the communication and language
needs, wishes and preferences of the people with whom they work and interact. The communication
skills needed by care professionals in health and social. Learners will investigate the communication
processes in health and social care settings considering the. Some programs are broadcast (or
recorded onto videotape) with additional sound tracks, so that blind people can hear not only the
dialogue, music, and sound effects of a program, but also an announcer quietly describing the
pictures. For instance, the teacher asks a student if she is happy and the student just smile and nod
which exemplifies that the particular student is happy. These are used to communicate with friends,
family members abroad. The environment must be prepared, aiding in the process of language
development and supporting the child's expanding consciousness. In each classroom of the nursery
there is a schedule like a diary of all the activities carried out during each day. Couples who smoke
are more likely to have fertility problems than couples who are non-smokers. Technology can even be
an aid for the disabled like with the famous professor Stephen Hawking who uses a voice box that
turns written words in to speech using small movements. There will be times when communicating
with others is not going to be easy, there are a verify of reasons that could effect communication,
such as language differences, learning difficulties, environment, hearing or sight impairments, and
jargon, however there are many possible ways to overcome these barriers to create a better
understanding. Moreover, another type of informal communication is using social network websites
like Facebook, Bebo and Twitter. This may mean making sacrifices for the sake of their spouse's
happiness. Scholars can choose from a wide variety of sub-specialities related to the care occupation
depending on their own interests and preferences. This could result in less amounts of new children
attending the nursery or possibly children being removed from the nursery by their carers because of
this, especially if an accident were to occur e.g. a child swallowing a nose stud. If a situation comes
I might use touch to show supportiveness to the client, touch can be used as a reassuring gesture.
Target Audience This module is targeted primarily at those working within health, social care or
children and young people's settings, including professional care and support workers and
practitioners. Yet can a Christian rest his beliefs on such legislation. Poor communication can lead to
a loss of self-esteem, as well as to insensitivity to other people, resulting in discrimination Parrott,
2004. There are many concepts to health depending on how you on look the subject. Due to
confidentiality I knew that the nursery staff were not able to tell me anything, other than what they
felt I needed to know about him. One of the most important parts of effective communication is
being able to listen to others. For instance, at my work placement, I saw some student not having an
eye contact with their teachers while talking to them and I think that is absurd and unacceptable and
so the teacher put the students on detention because it does not show respect. Enhancing factors help
to enhance (to make greater) or promote good communication and interaction, whereas inhibiting
factors restrain or hinder communication or interaction and therefore causes barriers in
communication. For instance, when we talk about serious things like on my work placement, we
normally noticed that our posture and body language is not relax while when talk non-serious we are
more relax like sitting in the staff room. I am going to discuss campaigns associated with stopping
smoking and the implications smoking has on our health. There will be times when communicating
with others is not going to be easy, there are a verify of reasons that could effect communication,
such as language differences, learning difficulties, environment, hearing or sight impairments, and
jargon, however there are many possible ways to overcome these barriers to create a better
understanding. Using imagesenables people who cannot speak or understand a spoken language,such
as English, to communicate. One child was chosen out of the classroom to be used as a role model to
the others, as she had really good speech and communication skills. In Snowdrops, the author, Leslie
Norris, present a child's of the world around him and the way that adults can protect children from
sad and upsetting experiences. Some of the popular uses are sites such as Hotmail, Facebook, Skype,
Whatsapp and many more. What are the 7 qualities of effective communication in the workplace. See
other similar resources ?0.00 4.80 78 reviews Download Save for later Not quite what you were
looking for. Sometimes, they have even been brought in unwillingly by a family member or a friend.
This may prevent anyone from misusing it for personal gain, and if found to be using it where not
required, a heavy penalty may be enforced on the person. As far as I no there is only one child who
struggles with behavioural difficulties, as he suffers from ADHD, also his speech is very difficult to
understand. This is vital when maintaining the client’s dignity and to show that I am respecting
them. Also if the environment is to noisey this will restrain from others hearing information given
and temperature (low and high) can make our bodies feeling uncomfortable therefore not allowing
our energy to be wasted on communication, it also affects our emotions e.g. increase in frustration
etc. Signs and symbolsaregraphical ways of communicating essential information. Effective
communication also requires empathy and a genuine desire to understand the perspective and needs
of the patient. This could result in less amounts of new children attending the nursery or possibly
children being removed from the nursery by their carers because of this, especially if an accident
were to occur e.g. a child swallowing a nose stud. Technology can even be an aid for the disabled
like with the famous professor Stephen Hawking who uses a voice box that turns written words in to
speech using small movements. Duties include; personal care, diet, financial, community, medication
support. Communication plays an important role in health and social care among healthcare
management East end, 2012. Again this affects you long and short term, short term being that you
are able to let off steam onto someone else, you have less anxiety because you are not confronting
the cause for your aggression directly, you get what you want and enjoy 'working behind the scenes'.
On successful completion, learners can download, save or print a CPD certificate (pdf version).
Sitting the children around in a circle was good as they could see each other clearly. This will reduce
a lot of anxiousness and behavioural problems. Also I think that the nursery should firstly train their
staff on how to help children with special needs by teaching them how to use sign language, Braille
etc. Verbal communication is used more than non-verbal in this case because the parents need to
gather spoken information rather than those that aren’t said. Confidentiality will include keeping the
information discussed safe and only passing it on where there is a clear right or need to do so, it is
also important moral and legal right, promoting safety and security of the client. This shows how a
child learns that they are being praised and not shouted at. This can be put off as rude or a sign of
agitation. The signs given helps the person because it gives them extra visual clues as to what is
being said. It includes individuals conversing with each other, be it direct conversation. Being
assertive will help to challenge how other people feel about you. Some people are aggressive whereas
others are indirectly aggressive, this means storing your aggression to be released later or onto
someone not related to your aggression. Stereotyping is when a person conforms to a widely
accepted idea, attitude or belief, this is often in a very negative, biased or discriminating way of
identifying someone e.g. wheelchair users are 'stupid'. The general health in Plymouth aims to
improve health and well being and to prevent any health inequalities in the futures. If Sam was in a
new situation where he felt he was unable to speck then a communication passport could save him
from being embarrassed and anxious. Again this affects you long and short term, short term being
that you are able to let off steam onto someone else, you have less anxiety because you are not
confronting the cause for your aggression directly, you get what you want and enjoy 'working behind
the scenes'. It is possible that this client has hearing problems due to age but I will insure that I will
modify my language that will suit the client. The staff are portraying a bad image to children and
carers therefore could cause a bad reputation. Similarly, Stroebe (2000) stipulate women should not
drink alcohol for the duration of pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects termed fetal alcohol
syndrome. In Sam’s case it would be good for all of his teachers to increase their level of knowledge
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sensory level, at the level of making sense of a message and at a cultural and social context level,
whereby the meaning of a message may be misunderstood. Social Staff and carer - A 'coloured' carer
comes Staff member shows At first when the to collect their child. An empty room would be most
appropriate because it can lower the chance of distraction in the interaction. It allows for the accurate
transfer of information, the development of trust and rapport, and the coordination of care, and is
especially important in complex or sensitive situations. In the health and social care context Code of
Practice is designed is to support staff in making good decisions about the protection, use and
disclosure of service user information. Some studies indicate that day care has positive effects on
social development. At one point with one question the client closed their posture which indicated
that it was an uneasy topic to discuss. Referring to my placement at Mapledown School, group
communication is also used. His behaviour and body language is very submissive he just goes along
with Mrs Robinson; he is withdrawn from the group and looks worried. The child can easily
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