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Video: Helping patients feel at ease - relationship-building strategies for health professionals

Flinders University
Anne Mette Adams (Aggregated by) Bobbie-Jo Pene (Aggregated by) Cathleen Aspinall (Aggregated by) Charmaine Clark (Aggregated by) Claire Baldwin (Aggregated by)
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Many people feel anxious, worried, or nervous when seeking healthcare - not just about their health, but about how they might be treated by healthcare professionals. They worry that their concerns won't be taken seriously or that they won't be listened to. This can prevent them from opening up to healthcare professionals or even seeking help in the first place.

This video outlines 4 key strategies that healthcare professionals, from any discipline and working in any healthcare setting, can use to help patients feel comfortable and at ease within the healthcare encounter.

Issued: 2025-06-11

Created: 2025-06-11

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Caregiver Relationship | Communication Strategies | Health professionals | Healthcare professionals | Healthcare students | Other health sciences not elsewhere classified | Patient anxieties | Patient concerns | Patient-provider relationships | Relational care | Therapeutic relationships |

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