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Rahayu Fitrianingtyas, Rani Soray a W ., Retyaning sih Ida Y., Richa Mandilla School of Nursing Diponegoro Univ ersity, 2013 The Importance of Therapeutic Communication to Inf luence Patient Satisfaction

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Rahayu Fitrianingtyas, Rani Soraya W., RetyaningsihIda Y., Richa Mandilla

School of Nursing Diponegoro University, 2013

The Importance of Therapeutic Communicationto Influence Patient

Satisfaction

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Introduction

In fact, in the clinical practice of nursing found many nurses who have

not applied therapeuticcommunication. It can be seen from the

 way the nurse will initiate the

intervention is not preceded by agreeting and did not explain theinterventional procedure.

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Poor communication can even bedangerous as misunderstanding andcan cause misdiagnosis and even

medication errors. Communication is very important because it could beinfluence the level of patient’s

satisfaction with health care services(Asrin & Phil Maude, 2006).

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Therapeutic Communication in

Nursing 

Therapeutic communication is a process

that emphasizes focused, non judgementalinteraction, allowing an individual to feelsafe, to share innermost feelings (Hellesvig

& Gaskell, 2011).

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The benefit of therapeutic

communication1. helps to gain the patient’s trust

therefore his/her cooperation in the

application of his/her care plan.

2. helps to derive the necessary 

information from the patient3. helps the patient to verbalize whathe/she is feeling.

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technique of communication

therapeutic1. Listening attentively 

2. Indicate acceptance

3.  Asking questions related.

4. Repeating greeting clients by using theirown words.

5. Focusing

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6. Offers information7. Silent

8. Summarizing

9. Reward

10. Provide an opportunity for the client toinitiate the conversation

11. Encourage to continue talks

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How to aplicate therapeutic

communication in daily practice clinic 

Greeting and introduction

Provide an opportunity for patient to start aconversation

maintain eye contact that transmits the

desire to listen,

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posture that shows interest by not crossingher legs or hands,

Give feedback when patients talk

Listening without judgment conversation

 Asking questions related

Encourage to continue talks

Summarizing

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