Ethical Considerations in Written Communication
- Ethical writing respects patient confidentiality and adheres to data protection regulations
- Properly managing access and sharing of written records upholds trust and professionalism in healthcare
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Diana Williams' Writing Skills in Practice emphasizes the importance of clear, structured written communication in healthcare, from documentation to patient education. It covers organization, ethics, and effective record keeping. The book is vital for health professionals, improving their ability to communicate complex information clearly and maintain high standards of care.
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