Tag: Difficult conversations

According to a study published in *Mayo Clinic Proceedings*, certain phrases can act as "never-words," seizing power from patients and stopping dialogue at critical moments. Understanding what should you not tell a patient is therefore a critical component of ethical care, helping to build trust and ensure clear, compassionate communication.

According to the American College of Emergency Physicians, recognizing the signs of a medical emergency is critical for a fast response. This guide will provide compassionate and effective strategies for exactly **how do you tell someone they need to go to the hospital**, focusing on clear communication, empathy, and prioritizing their well-being.

Navigating a child's surgery is an emotionally draining experience for any parent, and often, their friends and family are unsure of what to say to someone whose kid is going into surgery. Expressing your support in a meaningful and sensitive way can make a world of difference during this difficult time.

According to FierceHealthcare, poor communication has been linked to thousands of patient deaths and billions in malpractice costs over recent years. Knowing how to communicate with clients and their families is a critical skill for building trust, improving adherence, and ensuring high-quality care.