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[Communication and iatrogenesis through communication].

C Morăraşu¹, M Brînză, C Bortă

¹Facultatea de Medicină Stomatologică, Clinica de Gnatoprotetică, Disciplina Reabilitare Orală Complexă şi Ergonomie, Universitatea de Medicină şi Farmacie Gr.T. Popa Iaşi.

Revista Medico-Chirurgicala a Societatii De Medici Si Naturalisti Din Iasi

|July 3, 2002

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Human communication relies on biological and socio-cultural factors, utilizing both verbal and nonverbal channels. Understanding these diverse communication methods is crucial for effective dialogue, especially in healthcare.

Area of Science:

Explores the multifaceted nature of human intercommunication.
Integrates principles from biology, sociology, and linguistics.

Context:

Human communication involves information transfer via multiple channels.
Channels are shaped by biological and socio-cultural determinants.
Biological factors include phonetic and ergomotric functions, and sensory perception.

Purpose:

To analyze the deterministic factors in human communication codes.
To differentiate between verbal and nonverbal communication channels.
To highlight the role of diverse communication channels in doctor-patient dialogue.

Summary:

Identifies verbal (linguistic) and nonverbal (extralinguistic) channels of communication.
Nonverbal channels include mimics, written forms, drawing, and walking.

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These channels complement and emphasize communication, particularly in clinical settings.

Impact:

Enhances understanding of communication dynamics in healthcare.
Provides insights into optimizing doctor-patient interactions.
Underscores the importance of nonverbal cues in medical communication.