Electronic Communications Media versus Face-to-Face Communication

Electronic communications media versus face-to-face communication
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A recent poll showed that electronic communication like text and e-mail is the priority of the millennial generation rather than direct connection with patients and pairs. Electronic communication might seem a boon to all healthcare practitioners in time. However, certain aspects of internet communication with your patients must be noted beyond HIPAA. Below I will look at the importance of face-to-face contact against technological communication such as text or email.
Face-to-Face Communication
Losing the capacity to “experience” the patient directly is one of the many possible difficulties you may encounter while interacting via technological techniques, particularly in the healthcare context. When you're all in the same room, you can see, hear, and sense the patient's communication. You may be more cautious, or at the very least conscious, of the amount and type of information provided. In a nutshell, you are aware of your surroundings and audience.
Electronic Communication
In the patient's communication, you cannot hear the tone of voice influences. Actually, when you read only someone's text or email, you interpret the tone, inflexibility and mood in your head. You can't observe the patient's body language and nonverbal communication. Due to the absence of knowledge of who wou...