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Critical Care ACST
ACST
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Critical Care ACST

Discover how Critical Care Advanced Communication Skills Training was developed in partnership with Guy's and St Thomas's NHS Trust.

Breaking Bad News Over The Phone - SPIKES Model
Breaking Bad News
6:47

Breaking Bad News Over The Phone - SPIKES Model

A demonstration of breaking bad news over the phone using the SPIKES model, with practical techniques for compassionate delivery.

Top Tips For Patients - Making The Most Of Your Video And Phone Appointments
Patient Tips
5:23

Top Tips For Patients - Making The Most Of Your Video And Phone Appointments

Made by patients for patients - practical tips on getting the most out of video and phone consultations with healthcare professionals.

FLC Facilitator Development Programme
Facilitator Training
2:58

FLC Facilitator Development Programme

Hear from our facilitators about their experience on the FrontLine Communication Facilitator Development Programme.

Family Meeting (Hospital Based)
Playlist
4 videos

Family Meeting (Hospital Based)

A playlist of videos demonstrating family meeting scenarios in hospital settings. Multiple videos covering different aspects of these important conversations.

Colleague Conversations
Playlist
3 videos

Colleague Conversations

A playlist of videos exploring communication between healthcare colleagues. Multiple scenarios demonstrating effective workplace conversations.

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Quick Communication Tips

Active Listening

Give your full attention, maintain appropriate eye contact, and use verbal and non-verbal cues to show you're engaged.

Empathetic Responses

Acknowledge emotions before moving to practical matters. Phrases like "I can see this is difficult" validate feelings.

Clear Language

Avoid medical jargon when speaking with patients. Use simple, clear language and check for understanding.

Pause and Reflect

Allow silence for patients to process information. Don't rush to fill pauses - they can be powerful moments for reflection.

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