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^[1]Barriers to communication

Barriers to communication e.g. Earing impairment, language, sounds etc.

When working in healthcare system you need to know how to communication effectively with your clients.How to solve language barriers if any of your clients can't speak English get them a translator who speak the individual language to translate to them so that the client would understand and get what you trying to inform them .

Earing impairment you need to use body language , gestures , pictures To communicate with deaf clients in order to get the information across to the client,or give the client a note to write what they would like you to help them with by using hand gesture.

Sound is a barrier to communication because when there's too much sound it could affect the communication between you and clients , not able to hear and understand each other.

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