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Collaborative communication: learning from advanced clinical practice patient consultations.

Julian Barratt¹

¹Institute of Health, University of Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton, England.

Nursing Standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987)

|March 28, 2018

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Effective communication between advanced nurse practitioners and patients is key to improving patient satisfaction, self-management, and adherence to care plans. This study explores collaborative communication strategies in consultations.

Keywords:

advanced practice communication decision-making interprofessional skills nurse practitioners nurse-patient relations nursing roles patient-centred care patients practice development professional issues

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Communication
Patient Outcomes

Background:

Advanced nurse practitioners (ANPs) require strong communication skills for optimal patient care.
Effective communication enhances patient satisfaction, self-management, and adherence to care plans.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore collaborative communication strategies in patient consultations conducted by advanced nurse practitioners.
To identify best practices for achieving effective communication in advanced clinical practice.

Main Methods:

Doctoral observational research.
Mixed methods observational study of communication in advanced clinical practice patient consultations.

Main Results:

Findings highlight specific communication techniques that foster collaboration.
Analysis of observed consultations provides insights into successful patient-practitioner interactions.
The study identifies key elements of effective collaborative communication in nursing practice.

Conclusions:

Collaborative communication is essential for advanced nurse practitioners to improve patient outcomes.
Implementing effective communication strategies can lead to enhanced patient satisfaction and adherence.
Further research into communication in advanced practice nursing is warranted.