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Interventions for improving international interpersonal communication

Year: 2026

Type: article

Abstract: International nurses have supported the National Health Service (NHS) since its early years. The recruitment of international nurses presents challenges. One of these factors can be communication. Good communication in healthcare has been shown to reduce burnout and increase satisfaction in staff, whilst having a positive influence on health outcomes. This commentary aims to critically appraise and evaluate a systematic review on educational interventions for communication and contextualise the findings with specific reference to international nurses.

Source: CLOK (University of Central Lancashire)

DOI: 10.17030/lancashire.jtnp.625

Authors: Vassallo, Claire, Hamer, Oliver, Harrison, Joanna, Hill, James Edward

Institutions: Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, University of Lancashire

Language: English

Topic: Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues

Subfield: Leadership and Management

Field: Nursing

Domain: Health Sciences

SDG: Good health and well-being

Open Access status: green

OpenAlex ID: W7147040785