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Learning Objectives
Course Section/Outline
Introduction: Biopsychosocial Theory and the Role of Family in Health Care
What is Communication? Types and Underlying Assumptions
A Theoretical Model of Health Communication
Why is Provider-Patient-Family Communication Important in Healthcare?
General Factors Influencing the Communication Process
What Difficulties May Be Specific to Patients?
What Communication Issues Do Families and Caregivers Experience?
Communication Issues Specific to Medical Staff
Patterns of Provider-Patient Communication: A Framework for Viewing Exchanges
Biomedical Ethics and Health Communication: Definition and Principles
Common Ethical Issues in Provider-Patient-Family Communication
Guidelines to Enhance Intra-Family and Provider-Patient-Family Communication What Works with Patients and Family Members?
Conclusion
References
Post-Test: Enhancing Provider-Patient-Family Communication: Theoretical, Ethical, Clinical and Sociocultural Considerations
Program Evaluation
Learn more about the role of communication in patient care and the relevant theories and existing empirical evidence related to provider-patient-family communication.
by Dana Gionta, PhD
1 CE Credit Hour
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In recent years, there has been increasing awareness regarding the importance of clear and effective communication between patients, families, and medical staff in the context of illness and medical ethics. A central focus has been provider-patient communication, with the patient as the primary unit of care. Historically, the role of the family in provider-patient communication research has often been overlooked. However, increasing evidence demonstrates that the family is not only affected by a loved one's illness, but that it often plays a central role in a family member's health care, and more specifically, in their health communication encounters with doctors and other health providers. This course discusses what is meant by the term 'health communication', examines the role of communication in patient care and reviews the relevant theories and existing empirical evidence related to provider-patient-family communication. Evidence-based clinical guidelines for mental health providers and allied healthcare professionals are offered to facilitate more effective and satisfactory provider-patient-family communication and collaborative care.
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CE Credit Hour: 1 CE Credit Hour
Target Audience: Mental Health Professionals, Nursing Professionals, Certified Nursing Assistants
Delivery Type: Online, Home Study Monograph
Faculty: Dana Gionta, PhD
Cost:$9.00
Course Number:20-1276689
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After completing this course, health professionals will be able to:
PDF Course Download Link
Description
Learning Objectives
Course Section/Outline
Introduction: Biopsychosocial Theory and the Role of Family in Health Care
What is Communication? Types and Underlying Assumptions
A Theoretical Model of Health Communication
Why is Provider-Patient-Family Communication Important in Healthcare?
General Factors Influencing the Communication Process
What Difficulties May Be Specific to Patients?
What Communication Issues Do Families and Caregivers Experience?
Communication Issues Specific to Medical Staff
Patterns of Provider-Patient Communication: A Framework for Viewing Exchanges
Biomedical Ethics and Health Communication: Definition and Principles
Common Ethical Issues in Provider-Patient-Family Communication
Guidelines to Enhance Intra-Family and Provider-Patient-Family Communication What Works with Patients and Family Members?
Conclusion
References
Post-Test: Enhancing Provider-Patient-Family Communication: Theoretical, Ethical, Clinical and Sociocultural Considerations
Program Evaluation
HealthForum Online has been approved by Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board as an Educational provider with programs approved by NBCC, provider approval #50-29605.
HealthForum Online is approved by the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling as a Board Approved Provider, provider approval # 50-29605.
HealthForum Online is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing and Certified Nursing Assistant as a Board Approved Provider, provider approval # 50-29605.
HealthForum Online is approved by the Georgia Board of Nursing as a provider of professional continuing education for health care professionals, provider approval #50-29605.
HealthForum Online is approved by the Florida Board of Psychology as a Board Approved Provider, provider approval # 50-29605.
HealthForum Online has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7185. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. HealthForum Online is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
HealthForum Online is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. HealthForum Online maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
The presenter and all members of the planning team have disclosed that they have no relevant financial commercial relationships to products or devices related to the content of this educational activity. Wherever possible, generic or non-proprietary names of medication have been used. Courses include expert peer reviews of the content where applicable.
CE Credit Hour: 1 CE Credit Hour
Target Audience: Mental Health Professionals, Nursing Professionals, Certified Nursing Assistants
Delivery Type: Online, Home Study Monograph
Faculty: Dana Gionta, PhD
Cost:$9.00
Course Number:20-1276689
Automatically reports to CE Broker in 24 Hours
