Interpersonal communication and its implication in nursing

Introduction: Communication is a creative action, used to promote interaction, to understand social and psychological factors among individuals. It permeates human evolution. Objective: To search for studies that applied the interpersonal communication in the health area and to discuss how it is app...

Full description

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Published inCultura de los cuidados Vol. 23; no. 53; pp. 230 - 238
Main Authors Barbara Pereira, Lara Freitas, Aline Gonçalves, Raul Santos, Sueli Vilela
Format Journal Article
LanguagePortuguese
Spanish
Published Universidad de Alicante 01.06.2019
Subjects
Online AccessGet full text

Cover

Loading…
More Information
Summary:Introduction: Communication is a creative action, used to promote interaction, to understand social and psychological factors among individuals. It permeates human evolution. Objective: To search for studies that applied the interpersonal communication in the health area and to discuss how it is applied in the area of nursing. Method: This is a theoretical-reflexive study due to its characteristic of being problematizing, anti-dogmatic without, however, dispensing with logical-methodological rigor with coherence of argumentation and critical spirit. Barnlund's Theory of Transactional Communication was used as a reference. Result: Aiming to enable greater understanding and discussion, we chose to discuss interpersonal communication in three thematic categories: Barnlund Transactional Communication Theory, Characterizing Communication and Interpersonal Communication in Nursing. Conclusion: In nursing, the difficulty of interaction and communication between the professionals and the patients is also evidenced, a fact that proves that this difficulty compromises the integral attention to the individual, also compromising the quality of life of the same.
ISSN:1699-6003
DOI:10.14198/cuid.2019.53.22