Communication, Diversity This Is The Term Paper

I would tell Johann that we are doing all we can to ensure Billy's hygiene and that if his body odor continued to bother Johann that we can move him to another room or ward in the hospital.

18. There seems to be a language and cultural barrier that's blocking effective communication occurring between these two gentlemen. Considering they are both your clients, what strategies would you put in place to improve this situation?

The best way to remedy the situation would be to introduce the two patients to each other. A handshake, some eye contact, and small personal interactions can go a long way toward eliminating prejudices and stereotypes and enhancing interpersonal communications.

19. How would you evaluate the effectiveness of the communication strategies that you have employed in this complicated scenario?

The effectiveness of my approach would be measured first by its impact on Billy's psychological health and well-being. If he seems calm, if he can smile, if he seems relaxed: these would be signs that the techniques being used are effective. If he continues to appear anxious then we might need to change our approach. Similarly, Billy's level of cooperativeness with medical staff would signal his level of trust in us and in our health care...

...

Finally, the effects on friends and family members who might be with Billy also signal how well we have done to ease the cultural and language barriers that would otherwise impact treatment.
20. In what way would you use technology to assist you in the above situation with the two gentlemen?

Technology can be used in a number of different ways to ease the tension between the two gentlemen. Turning on the television to a movie or a show they both enjoy might help. Offering them video game consoles could also help if they were interested in playing to pass the time. If they appeared to have different tastes in music, television, and leisure activities they could each be offered portable headsets to listen to music or television. Finally, technology offers direct communication aids such as online dictionaries or surfing the Web to learn about each others' culture.

Sources Used in Documents:

References

Australian Indigenous HealthInfo.net (2008). Retrieved Feb 29, 2008 at http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/

Department of Education and Training (2005). "Racism No Way." Retrieved Feb 29, 2008 at http://www.racismnoway.com.au/library/cultural/

Indigenous Peoples of Australia: Health." Retrieved Feb 29, 2008 at http://www.ldb.org/oz_h.htm


Cite this Document:

"Communication Diversity This Is The" (2008, February 29) Retrieved April 18, 2024, from
https://www.paperdue.com/essay/communication-diversity-this-is-the-31831

"Communication Diversity This Is The" 29 February 2008. Web.18 April. 2024. <
https://www.paperdue.com/essay/communication-diversity-this-is-the-31831>

"Communication Diversity This Is The", 29 February 2008, Accessed.18 April. 2024,
https://www.paperdue.com/essay/communication-diversity-this-is-the-31831

Related Documents
Diversity Consciousness
PAGES 5 WORDS 1563

Diversity Consciousness Personal Growth My reasons for taking this course include personal interest in diversity issues and especially in how diversity impacts social justice. My diversity awareness has improved significantly after taking this course. The biggest impact the course has had is on opening my eyes to social injustices that continue to occur in the United States. I am more aware of both the causes and effects of injustice, and am more aware

If the right employee is chosen then the knowledge that they gain while abroad can be a valuable asset when they return home. They develop an intimate relationship with a different market than the parent company. This knowledge can help the parent company expand to meet the needs of a more diverse group of clients. There have not been many studies in this area at all. This study has

communications in business. Specifically it will discuss communication in business in Japan, including intercultural interactions and successful communications. Often we don't think about the culture and etiquette of doing business in another country, and that's a giant mistake. For example, communication with Japanese clients can be very different that communication with clients here in America. Here are some tips on how to communicate effectively while you're working with Japanese

Communication Mental Health Nursing Communication plays an imperative role in building and maintaining any relationship. However, a positive and safe environment is essential to obtain the real benefits of communication. This refers to an environment where people communicate for positive goals and aims. Besides this, people in this environment feel free to communicate with others and share their views. This type of environment always results in achieving goals, making appropriate decisions, understanding

Communication Discussion Discuss one principle you have learned in this class and already put into practice. Unlike many other classes, it is relatively easy to see the applicability of the principles of this class in everyday life. Communication, as it is often observed, is something that takes place on a daily basis. One cannot escape the dialogue of communication with others and with the world. Even making the decision to be silent,

It will be important for me to recognize my own culture and the way it affects my interactions with others. I must understand how the culture I am familiar with differs from that of people I interact with daily. I have to work to understand or uncover any similarities that exist between cultures I interact with as well. This will make communication easier and assure it is based on