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Written Communication
This is the actual words and phrases that we use.
This is important for care workers so they can clearly see from a residents 'Care Plan' the medication that residents in a care home have taken and they will know that they have got their tablets for the day to manage any conditions they have such as high blood pressure.

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Written Communication
This is the actual words and phrases that we use.
This is important for care workers so they can clearly see from a residents 'Care Plan' the medication that residents in a care home have taken and they will know that they have got their tablets for the day to manage any conditions they have such as high blood pressure.

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Rachel Baldwin

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Paul McErlean
written communication is a form of speaking to some one with out being physically with them

this can help people with anxiety who find it difficult to communicate with people face to face, you can use written communication via letters, emails, texts and social media to send conversations back and fourth to each other in a very easy way
Rachel Baldwin

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Amy Cameron
Communicating via use of the senses.

Tactile Communication (touch)
For example if working in a nursing home and we had to break sad news to a resident that their friend had died  , tactile communication can be useful such as a pat on the hand or arm to express kindness and care.

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Donncha Maguire
A way to communicate without using words.

Eye contact,
This is important to show a resident in a nursing home that you are listening and you care.

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Holly Martin
Using letters and language to communicate.

Reports- a primary school teacher may write reports on pupils to say how they've done by the end of the year.

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Non-Verbal communication is when you use your body and facial expressions to communicate.
examples:
posture- as a nurse I would ensure I would use relaxed body language( open posture, no arms or legs crosses and leaning forward) when simply chatting to patients and their family.

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Melanie McClellan
Communication without the use of language or sound.

Sign Language for deaf people. For example, if I was a care assistant in a Nursing Home I may use BSL or Makaton.

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Communicating using words.
Texts- For example you may receive a text for a dental appointment.

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Grace Chikowore
Instead of speaking, you can use technology or pen and paper to communicate.
letters- A doctor may send a letter to inform you about a certain diagnosis ( diabetes), asking you to return for an appointment to discuss a care plan.

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Lyndsay Cassling
Communicating without using words instead we use our bodies to communicate.

examples
gestures - I may use gestures such as the thumbs up sign or clapping to show my approval or to highlight a 'well done' to children I am supporting in a reading group as classroom assistant.

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Anna Hindes
communicating using letters, text and language.

examples
email -nurses sending emails to other nurses about patients for example their care plan which will include medication they take and allergies they have.
social media- could be used to educate the nation about various disease outbreaks. For example Aussie Flu in 2018, was probably tweeted by WHO (World Health Organisation.

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Communicating with our words, language and phrases!

Use of Questioning to discover how for example a client is feeling within counselling. Open questions are useful to discover thoughts, feelings and emotions.