Introduction: communicating for quality and safety

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patient-centred putting the needs of the patient at the centre of processes and priorities. Problems in healthcare communication Only about 50% of patients recently surveyed by the Commonwealth Fund in…

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Communicating in surgery

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communication the process of people engaging in the exchange of knowledge, information, feelings and meanings. Communication can encompass spoken and written language, bodily gestures and meanings invested in things outside…

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Communicating care: informed consent

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informed consent the process of ensuring that the patient consents to being subjected to medical treatments. Patients are asked to engage in informed consent prior to treatments or interventions, and…

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Communicating in an e-health environment

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e-health information and communication technologies such as electronic health records, telemedicine and telecare, tele- and videoconferencing health and medical websites, and applications that enable tracking, measuring and recording of biophysiological…

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The role of the law in communicating patient safety

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law legislation (enacted by Australian parliaments) and case law (law made by judges hearing a case). patient safety incident ‘an event or circumstance that could have resulted, or did result,…

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