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Importance of Verbal, Non-Verbal, and Communication Skills. docx

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Importance of Verbal, Non-Verbal, and Communication Skills. docx

Importance of Verbal, Non-Verbal, and Communication Skills as Doctor of Nursing PracticeCommunication is one of the most important aspects of nursing and having good communication skills is essential for patient-centered care (HIPAA Journal, 2020). Having good communication means approaching every patient with the intention to understand the patient’s concerns, experiences, and opinions by using verbal, non-verbal, and written communication skills (the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, 2020) (USAHS). Nurses who take the time to listen and understand each of their patient’s concerns are better prepared to focus on matters as they arise, ensuring better patient outcomes (HIPAA Journal, 2020). Verbal Communication Competencies and the Practice ScholarTo be an effective leader, it is important to have good verbal communication skills. Having effective communication skills is not just about talking. It includes how you deliver messages and how you receive them (Doyle, 2020). Effective verbal communication skills increase your ability as an individual to share ideas, thoughts, and concerns with each other (Doyle, 2020). At work, having good verbal communication skills between the employer and employee increases job satisfaction and makes employees feel more secure, helps them address and resolve issues, and as a leader, has the opportunity to commend individuals on team achievement (Doyle, 2020).

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Importance of Verbal, Non-Verbal, and Communication Skills as Doctor of Nursing PracticeCommunication is one of the most important aspects of nursing and having good communication skills is essential for patient-centered care (HIPAA Journal, 2020). Having good communication means approaching every patient with the intention to understand the patient’s concerns, experiences, and opinions by using verbal, non-verbal, and written communication skills (the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, 2020) (USAHS). Nurses who take the time to listen and understand each of their patient’s concerns are better prepared to focus on matters as they arise, ensuring better patient outcomes (HIPAA Journal, 2020). Verbal Communication Competencies and the Practice ScholarTo be an effective leader, it is important to have good verbal communication skills. Having effective communication skills is not just about talking. It includes how you deliver messages and how you receive them (Doyle, 2020).

Importance of Verbal, Non-Verbal, and Communication Skills. docx

Effective verbal communication skills increase your ability as an individual to share ideas, thoughts, and concerns with each other (Doyle, 2020). At work, having good verbal communication skills between the employer and employee increases job satisfaction and makes employees feel more secure, helps them address and resolve issues, and as a leader, has the opportunity to commend individuals on team achievement (Doyle, 2020). As a nurse having good verbal communication skills helps build a rapport between you and the patient making them more comfortable in disclosing whatever is troubling them that they may feel embarrassed to disclose (USAHS, 2020). By having good verbal communication skills, it ensures that the information that you want to pass along to patients and their families is clear,

Importance of Verbal, Non-Verbal, and Communication Skills. docx

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