A skill that I incorporate in the interview process to facilitate trust is providing a room to interview a patient that provides confidentiality. I use this skill currently as a registered nurse on a pediatric hematology oncology unit. All patient communication should be provided in a private area with a door that closes (Sacks & Westwood, 2003). The interview should be far enough from the waiting room so that others cannot hear the discussion.
Patient medical care should not be discussed in open areas in order to provide a trusting relationship (Milanifar, Larijani, Paykarzadeh, Ashtari, & Mehdi Akhondi, 2014). A trusting relationship will be broken when a patient hears their health care provider talking about other patients’ medical care
Patient medical care should not be discussed in open areas in order to provide a trusting relationship (Milanifar, Larijani, Paykarzadeh, Ashtari, & Mehdi Akhondi, 2014). A trusting relationship will be broken when a patient hears their health care provider talking about other patients’ medical care