Talking with colleagues, patients, clients and carers

Diane Tasker; Anne Croker; Lindy McAllister; Annette Street

Talking with colleagues, patients, clients and carers

Diane Tasker, Anne Croker, Lindy McAllister, Annette Street

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Abstract

Talking within professional and therapeutic contexts is a complex, though often taken-for-granted phenomenon. Effective and meaningful talk is not necessarily easy or straightforward to achieve. In this chapter we explore the nature of talking with others in healthcare. We explore some challenging communication situations, and make suggestions to assist you to develop your ability to talk meaningfully as a healthcare professional. Talk is one aspect of communication, which also includes listening, writing and use of body language.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Communicating in the health sciences
Place of Publication	South Melbourne, VIC
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Pages	174-186
Number of pages	13
ISBN (Print)	9780195579048
Publication status	Published - 2012

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