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Rahayu Fitrianingtyas, Rani Soraya W., Retyaningsih Ida Y., Richa Mandilla School of Nursing Diponegoro University, 2013
Introduction
In fact, in the clinical practice of nursing found many nurses who have not applied therapeutic communication. It can be seen from the way the nurse will initiate the intervention is not preceded by a greeting and did not explain the interventional procedure.
Poor communication can even be dangerous as misunderstanding and can cause misdiagnosis and even medication errors. Communication is very important because it could be influence the level of patients satisfaction with health care services (Asrin & Phil Maude, 2006).
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helps to gain the patients trust therefore his/her cooperation in the application of his/her care plan. helps to derive the necessary information from the patient helps the patient to verbalize what he/she is feeling.
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9. Reward 10. Provide an opportunity for the client to
her legs or hands, Give feedback when patients talk Listening without judgment conversation Asking questions related Encourage to continue talks Summarizing
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