Communication Is An Important Aspect Of Effective Clinical...

DEOH 202/3- Reflective Essay (Student ID:7559879) The subject of communication is an important aspect of effective clinical practice in dental care. The process involves in a person sending a message to another person with the intention of evoking a response (Oliver, 2010). Communication is successful when the receiver perceives the same information that the sender tries to convey. The ability to comprehend is influenced by individuals development status, perceptions, values, emotions, knowledge, and other environmental factors (e.g. sociocultural background). It is a continuity skill that advance with age and develop from experiences. This essay will outline a critical incident that took place in a clinical session where poor communication between practitioners can have a significant impact on the relationship of the clinician and the patient. The incident occurred when the tutor came to check my periodontal charting on a fully dentate patient (including all 8s present). 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