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Do you know how to communicate assertively?

Kathy Oxtoby Health journalist

Expressing concern about issues that may affect patient safety or team working is a vital nursing skill

Assertiveness is a key skill for nurses in their everyday communication and in the delivery of high-quality care. We asked experts in the profession about the value of communicating assertively as a nurse and how to develop this quality.

Cancer Nursing Practice. 23, 6, 10-11. doi: 10.7748/cnp.23.6.10.s4

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04 November 2024 / Vol 23 issue 6

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