To evaluate the effect of doctors' communication on patients' overall health recovery outcomes.

Communication is the essential means of transferring information from one location to another. In the realm of healthcare, effective communication holds utmost importance, particularly when it concerns a person's well-being. Health communication involves the interaction between a patient and a healthcare professional. Patients desire to express their thoughts and feelings regarding their health, encompassing both physical and mental aspects. In this context, a doctor's communication skills play a vital role in comprehending the needs and demands of patients, ultimately contributing to their overall health improvement. This research primarily focuses on examining the impact of a doctor's communication and relationship on a patient's overall recovery. The study encompasses 424 patients in public & private hospitals located in Dehradun. To gather data, a questionnaire-based approach has been employed. This research is classified as an explanatory study and adopts a quantitative methodology. The survey results will assist public hospital managers in comprehending the significance of communication and maintaining relationships with patients. Furthermore, these findings will aid in formulating effective strategies to promote factors that contribute to the overall healthcare recovery of patients.

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African Journal of Biomedical Research
Published
2024-09-17
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https://doi.org/10.53555/ajbr.v27i1s.1203
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Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
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To evaluate the effect of doctors' communication on patients' overall health recovery outcomes.

Pratiksha Rai Thapa
African Journal of Biomedical Research
Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
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To evaluate the effect of doctors' communication on patients' overall health recovery outcomes.

Pratiksha Rai Thapa
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Abstract

Communication is the essential means of transferring information from one location to another. In the realm of healthcare, effective communication holds utmost importance, particularly when it concerns a person's well-being. Health communication involves the interaction between a patient and a healthcare professional. Patients desire to express their thoughts and feelings regarding their health, encompassing both physical and mental aspects. In this context, a doctor's communication skills play a vital role in comprehending the needs and demands of patients, ultimately contributing to their overall health improvement. This research primarily focuses on examining the impact of a doctor's communication and relationship on a patient's overall recovery. The study encompasses 424 patients in public & private hospitals located in Dehradun. To gather data, a questionnaire-based approach has been employed. This research is classified as an explanatory study and adopts a quantitative methodology. The survey results will assist public hospital managers in comprehending the significance of communication and maintaining relationships with patients. Furthermore, these findings will aid in formulating effective strategies to promote factors that contribute to the overall healthcare recovery of patients.

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