Ethical Communication Training Course

Who Would Benefit

A communicator becomes ethical when a communicator upholds accuracy, truth, transparency and honesty when passing information. In addition to this, the communicator should have a proper understanding of the audience they are addressing and, observe privacy and confidentiality.

Course Description

The main principle of ethical communication is honesty, as other factors stem from this core value of presenting information most reliably and factually possible. Any attempt to mislead or present confusing information is not ethical communication. Additionally, the “honesty” principle of ethical communication is linked inexorably to other core principles – consistency and responsibility.

CPD Points: 6
Training Course Category: Healthcare
Recommended No. of days: 1
Location: To be determined by client

Learning Outcomes

Learning to mitigate or attenuate potential issues that result in miscommunication
Active listening and hearing
Delivering non-judgemental communication
Adapting to the receiver's communication
Avoiding adopting a negative tone
Respect privacy and confidentiality
Avoiding unethical communication

The Programme Includes: