Communication is a fundamental clinical skill that, if performed competently and efficiently, facilitates the establishment of a relationship of trust between the medical staff and the patient-customer. Having good communication skills is also essential to collaborating on teams with colleagues from other disciplines. Join us in this pre-recorded course to learn more about the topic and to improve your communication skills.
The course will cover the following lectures:
- Basics of Communication
- Effective Communication
- Health Literacy
- Communication Between Coworkers
- Breaking Bad News
- Informed Consent
- Difficult Patients
- Communication & Discharge
- Health Communication
- Conflict Management
By the end of this course the candidate will be able to:
- Identify strategies and tools to address health literacy in health promotion work
- Define positive and negative communication
- Explain various tactics that could be used to deal with a difficult patient
- Recognize the SPIKES approach to breaking bad news
- Describe the communication process
- Identify the role of communication in effective healthcare delivery
- Describe best practices that can be used to raise the effectiveness of discharge
- Describe characteristics of effective health communication
- Describe the impact of effective coworker communication
This is a pre-recorded course; contains 13 pre-recorded videos. Each video is approximately 10-15 minutes long
- Purchase of the course grants you 3 weeks access to all recorded videos.
- Course language: English
- After purchasing the course, click "Start Learning" to begin the pre-quiz, then proceed to watch the videos.
Attention: The course will be available to you for the duration specified from the date of registration. However, the accreditation expiry date is [15/04/2026]; therefore, please ensure that you complete the course before this date to be eligible for CME hours.
Full Course
99
99
VAT Included
20 Apr 2025 To 28 Mar 2026
Certificate Available
SCFHS 3 CME hours
Online Recorded