Diagnosis Communication Course in Oncological Patients

The diagnosis communication course in cancer patients stands out for its updated and deep approach in the management of delicate information in the oncological field. It offers tools to address emotions, fears and different stages of adaptation of patients and their families. The current state emphasizes the need for sensitive and effective communication in the oncological field, recognizing that this ability not only affects the patient's experience, but also influences the treatment results and the quality of life of both the patient and their close environment. This course is a valuable choice due to its holistic understanding of communication in delicate medical environments.

- Develop sensitive communication skills. - Address anxiety and fears associated with oncological diagnosis. - Understand the different reactions and phases of adaptation of the patient. - Evaluate ethics to reveal delicate information in the medical context. - Provide tools to properly close the communication of a biography. - Understand cultural influence on diagnosis communication.

Professional outputs of this course communication in Oncological Patients include training as a medical communication specialist, Medical Ethics Advisor, Oncologist, Coordinator of Oncological Patient Services, a researcher in the field of medical communication in Oncology and teacher in medical training courses.

The diagnosis communication course in cancer patients prepares you to face the complex challenges that arise when communicating sensitive and difficult news in the medical field. It provides a deep understanding of the emotional and psychological dynamics that surround the diagnosis of cancer, training with the necessary skills to address this communication with empathy, clarity and sensitivity.

This diagnostic communication course in cancer patients is aimed at anyone, but especially health professionals such as doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, psychologists and social workers who wish to improve their communication capacity in sensitive environments such as oncology.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.