Harold Robert Meyer 10/23/2023
The “teach-back” technique, also known as “teach-back method” or “closing the loop,” offers several important benefits in various communication contexts, particularly in healthcare and education:
Overall, the teach-back technique is a powerful tool for promoting effective communication, reducing misunderstandings, and ensuring that information is delivered, comprehended, and retained. It has significant applications in healthcare, education, and various other fields where clear and accurate communication is essential.
Harold Robert Meyer 10/23/2023
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