Sentence examples for disrespectful communication from inspiring English sources

The IOM follow-up, Crossing the Quality Chasm pushes team care to limit the disrespectful communication, bullying and related problems of silo-based practices.

Qualitative analysis of 450 narratives revealed a lack of perceived provider and system accountability, deficient and disrespectful communication and a failure of providers to listen as major themes.

They perceived a lack of accountability on the part of both caregivers and health systems, and repeatedly commented on poor and at times disrespectful communication both before and after the adverse event.

Many women did not attend ANC because of poor communication and disrespectful treatment by providers [ 38, 41, 48, 49].

1 Overloaded facilities and overworked healthcare staff lead to rushed, 'indifferent' (spending only a few minutes with each patient and lacking effective communication) and disrespectful treatment of patients, which might be the major causes of doctor patient tension.

The lack of communication is quite disrespectful".

"I was already very disappointed by this disrespectful behavior before, but after my communication I now consider this malicious as well," he wrote.

It's as if Mr. Wiseman felt it would have been disrespectful to edit the slightly verbose communication among all these museum professionals.

(Medical student 8) A group of students described certain wards as arenas where the prevailing communication style was unpleasant and disrespectful to the hospital staff, students, and patients.

(Woreda HEP coordinator, interview) It was also mentioned that the health professionals who supported the HEWs were sometimes disrespectful or unfriendly to HEWs, leading to constrained communication, mistrust and demotivation.

When you do confront someone about their disrespectful behavior, try to stick to positive and productive communication guidelines: When you do confront someone about their disrespectful behavior, try to stick to positive and productive communication guidelines: Don't resort to yelling or insulting the other person.