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Communicating with cognitively impaired patients.

Communication has been defined as “the transmission of information, thoughts, and feelings so that they are satisfactorily received or understood”. So one may infer from this statement that in order for communication to be present, there has to be a message sent and that message must be understood; this can present a challenge for both the client (who may have a cognitive deficit) and the clinician who is trying to care for the client.