WGU RN to BSN Introduction to Communication: Connecting with Others D268

WGU RN to BSN Introduction to Communication: Connecting with Others D268
Welcome to WGU's RN to BSN program! In this introductory course on communication, you'll embark on a transformative journey aimed at enhancing your interpersonal skills and fostering meaningful connections with others in the healthcare setting.
Communication lies at the heart of nursing practice, serving as the cornerstone for building trust, empathy, and collaboration with patients, families, and colleagues. Throughout this course, you'll explore various communication theories, principles, and techniques essential for effective nursing practice.
Through engaging video lectures, interactive discussions, and real-world case studies, you'll learn how to navigate challenging communication scenarios with confidence and compassion. Topics covered include therapeutic communication, active listening, cultural competence, and conflict resolution strategies.
Whether you're a seasoned nurse seeking to refine your communication skills or a newly minted RN eager to make a positive impact in patient care, this course provides a solid foundation for fostering meaningful connections and delivering high-quality nursing care.
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