The Communication Skills in Compliance with the Ethics of Caring for the Elderly People

Georgeta Stoica-Marcu ()
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Georgeta Stoica-Marcu: Universitatea Ovidius from Constanța, Romania

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Abstract: The communication skills in compliance with the ethics of caring for the elderly people are a form of communication interaction based on principles, rules and basic regulations labeled by specialists. They are characterized by a focus on the relationship with the elderly people or with a group of elderly people to achieve good results. The people who take care of them participate in the communication interaction, respect the communication style and aim to obtain a result by solving the assigned tasks and reaching the established objects. The ability to lead a conversation with the elderly people competently means a correct understanding of the particularities of the personal characteristics of the elderly, their goals, objectives and interests. These can be considered determining factors for improving and increasing the quality of their life.

Keywords: communication; communication skills; elderly people; ethics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 5 pages
Date: 2021-12
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Published in Proceedings of the 25th International RAIS Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities, December 5-6, 2021, pages 104-107

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