Are you a healthcare provider who wants to go above and beyond to transform patients' lives? Do you want to be respected as a leader in your field? Can you imagine working with passion and purpose every day despite organizational demands? Do you have a desire to grow professionally?
This is a practical and intuitive guide for current and future healthcare providers who want to communicate with dignity, empathy, and compassion.
Discover how to develop strong communication skills and lead your patients to their highest level of recovery function and independence.
In Communication is Care you will find out how to:
In this intimate, poignant, and remarkably powerful book, George has written a must-read manifesto for every clinician who wants to make a positive difference in their patients’ lives.
George, who found her calling of becoming a physiotherapist after witnessing her father’s long-term struggles as a critical-care patient, shows how patients in long-term hospital care depend on the support and dignity that health care providers offer and how empathy and clear communication can go a long way in nurturing a successful patient-provider relationship.
George offers nine strategies to help with establishing better communication skills (defining your purpose, practice with compassion and empathy, integrity, empowering patients to be their own advocates among others), and her affective narrative and psychological perceptions keep the pages turning. What makes George’s story shine are the honest, touching insights that come from her own personal experience as the family member of a patient.
For health care providers of all levels, this groundbreaking guide lays the foundation to establish a strong communication skill, leading patients to their highest level of recovery function and independence.
Filled with smart insights and engaging stories and written with elegant grace, this book champions the urgency of compassion.
5 stars for Ms. George's clear, concise little book on the essentials of communication for healthcare providers. If you spend a few minutes or a few hours a day with patients, you will come away with a renewed sense of purpose after reading this book.