Barriers to Communication (ch4)

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Paying attention to the ________ provided can help create an atmosphere that allows both parties to communicate effectively.
amount of privacy
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A(n) ________ may influence how you communicate.
lack of confidence
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In ________, a pharmacist counselling a patient is considered the legal and ethical thing to do.
Canada
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In ________, it is the law to provide counselling to patients on all new medications.
NB
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to be aware and overcome them in time
Minimizing barriers required a two-stage process
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Paying attention to the ________ provided can help create an atmosphere that allows both parties to communicate effectively.
amount of privacy
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A(n) ________ may influence how you communicate.
lack of confidence
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In ________, a pharmacist counselling a patient is considered the legal and ethical thing to do.
Canada
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In ________, it is the law to provide counselling to patients on all new medications.
NB
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Minimizing barriers required a two-stage process
to be aware and overcome them in time
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how is the definition of illness a cultural barrier
some patients may not perceive themselves as sick
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names 5 culture related barriers
definition of illness, perception of what to do when ill, habits/ customs, perceptions of health care providers
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what is a dysfunctional monologue
the conversation you have in your head preventing you from interacting with the patient and possibly missing information
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what is an example of an environmental barrier
having the pharmacists out of sight
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what is the best way to alleviate time barriers
either schedule a different time or use the phone
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name 3 patient barriers that inhibit communication?
false perception of pharmacy staff, belief that the health care profession is impersonal, down playing their condition
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how can administrative barriers be fixed?
allowing the pharmacists one on one time with the patient
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what professional in the pharmacy are allowed to perform counseling
only the pharmacist
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how can pharmacy policies help encourage patient relations
by positioning the pharmacist where the patients are located
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how is emotional objectivity be a communication barrier
although empathy is require becoming responsible for the emotional wellbeing is not encouraged