Undergraduate Thesis

The study sought to identify the Efficacy of Communication in Delivering Standard Healthcare between Patient and Radiologic Technologist: Basis to Enhanced Operational Standards. To answer the question, the researchers sought to identify the distinction of communication in its significance and variability; the ability and comprehend any phenomenon involves in a hospital setting between patient/s and radiologic technologist. The result shows that respondents’ gender did not significantly affect verbal, clinical, or written communication. The researchers come to the conclusion that whereas clinical communication does not significantly differ based on age, verbal and written communication does. Regarding hospital affiliation, there are likewise no appreciable differences in written, clinical, or verbal communication. Furthermore, according to the results, there is no significant difference in written communication, but there is a substantial difference in verbal and clinical communication regarding the respondents’ length of experience. Effective communication of ideas and information is increasingly understood to be essential to the function of the healthcare system. The most common reason for patient complaints against healthcare professionals is a lack of communication. Patients have been the focus of communication for radiologic technologists since it allows for interaction (Gregson, 2020).