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➢ The Mods (Forms) Of Communication The sending and receiving of messages is accomplished through verbal and nonverbal communication techniques. These can occur separately or simultaneously. 1.Verbal Communication

• Verbal communication is an exchange of information using words including both the spoken and written word. Verbal communication depends on language, or a prescribed way of using words so that people can share information effectively. - Nurses use verbal communication extensively when providing patient care, including verbal interactions with patients and family giving oral reports to other nurses and health care providers developing nursing care plans, and evaluating patient progress. 2.Nonverbal Communication Nonverbal communication is the transmission of information without the use of words, also known as body language. It often helps nurses to understand subtle and hidden meanings in what the patient is saying verbally.

➢ The Mods (Forms) Of Communication
The sending and receiving of messages is accomplished through verbal and
nonverbal communication techniques. These can occur separately or
simultaneously.
1.Verbal Communication

• Verbal communication is an exchange of information using words
  including both the spoken and written word. Verbal communication
  depends on language, or a prescribed way of using words so that people
  can share information effectively.


• Nurses use verbal communication extensively when providing patient care,
  including verbal interactions with patients and family giving oral reports to
  other nurses and health care providers developing nursing care plans, and
  evaluating patient progress.
  2.Nonverbal Communication
  Nonverbal communication is the transmission of information without the
  use of words, also known as body language. It often helps nurses to
  understand subtle and hidden meanings in what the patient is saying
  verbally.