Course Description

93% of doctors would recommend this course to a colleague

The aim of this 1-day course, suitable for all grades and specialties, is to explore the principles of advanced communication skills within a healthcare setting. This CPD accredited course (6 CPD points), which has been designed by doctors, aims to increase your effectiveness as an individual within the NHS through improving your communication skills, and to this end runs with a small number of delegates for the maximum benefit of participants.

During this expertly delivered course, you can expect to:

·         Recognise the principles of advanced communication approaches

·         Learn to establish rapport and communicate effectively with colleagues and patients

·         Understand how to structure questions and choose appropriate language so that you obtain the information you require

·         How to listen to and feedback to people effectively

·         Identify the ways in which a particular person communicates

·         Implement effectively into your day-to-day work what you have learnt during the course

·         Receive a receipt for study leave reimbursement together with an official CPD certificate of attendance for your portfolio

This course will enable you to prepare a detailed personal development plan so that you can benefit from all that you have learnt during the day. Our ‘Effective Communications Skills Course’ is delivered by highly experienced experts and is run regularly in locations across the UK.

To book onto this course, select a date and location from the drop down list above and then click the ‘Add to basket’ button where you will be able to pay by card, cheque or invoice request.

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Effective Communication Skills Course Testimonials

'Very informative! Heightens awareness of day to day behavioural patterns and communication allowing one to maximise their potential.'

Dr FZA (ST3, Paediatrics)

'Very interesting course. Good introduction to behavioural types and how flexibility in communication styles is important.'

Dr SC