Effective Communication of Doctors in Hospitals Regarding the Quality of Inpatient Services: A Literature Review

Ulfa Fadhilah Lubis (Student of Master of Public Health Sciences, University of Prima Indonesia"})
Ermi G (Student of Master of Public Health Sciences, University of Prima Indonesia)
Sri Lestari Ramadhani Nasution (Lecturers of Masters in Public Health Sciences, Universitas Prima Indonesia)

Journal of Community Health Provision
Vol. 1 No. 3 (2021): Journal of Community Health Provision

This article discusses the concept of effective Communication of Doctors on the Quality of Inpatient Services. Outpatient and inpatient clinics can both benefit from continuously offering higher-quality care than their competitors. The most important thing is to ensure that patients are satisfied with the service they receive. The services they offer are restricted to what they have learned in medical school, which is only the most fundamental of medical skills. To help patients better grasp their health conditions as well as their options and limitations through verbal and nonverbal communication, doctors work together to come up with creative solutions. An interpreter is required if the doctor and patient don't speak the same language