The Impact of Healthcare Team–Patient Communication Quality on Clinical Outcomes, Treatment Adherence, and Quality of Life: A Multidisciplinary Study

Authors

  • Saeed Abdulaziz Bin Hassan Alghamdi Assistant Specialist of Health Administration, King Fahad Specialist Hospital Author
  • Rayan Mohammed Alamri Pharmacist Technician, Maternity And Children Hospital Author
  • Abdulaziz Abdullah Hamad Hakami Physical Therapy, King Fahad Hospital In Medina Author
  • Ahmed Abdullah Hasanain Public Health, Health Cluster – Preventive Medicine Administration Author
  • Ameen Mohammed Malky Preventive Medicine And Public Health Senior Registrar, Makkah Health Care Cluster Author
  • Sultan Abdulhafedh Aouf Physical Therapy, King Fahad Hospital In Medina Author
  • Abdulelah Ali Alharbi Specialist Health Administration, King Saud Air Base – Medical Services Author
  • Mutlaq Raja Albaqami Senior Specialist(Radiology), King Fahd Medical City Author
  • Fahad Hassan Al Amri Technician Health Informatics, King Fahad Specialist Hospital Author
  • Nahedh Zaben Alharbi X-ray Technician, King Fahd Medical City Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47352/jmans.2774-3047.222

Keywords:

Healthcare communication, patient outcomes, treatment adherence, quality of life, multidisciplinary care, clinical outcomes, patient engagement, healthcare teams, communication quality.

Abstract

Communication between healthcare teams and patients is a critical determinant of health outcomes. This 
multidisciplinary study examines how the quality of communication affects clinical outcomes, treatment adherence, 
and patient quality of life (QoL). Utilizing a mixed-methods design across multiple healthcare settings, data were 
collected through validated surveys, medical record reviews, and interviews with patients and healthcare providers. 
Quantitative analysis demonstrated strong positive correlations between high communication scores and improved 
clinical markers and adherence rates, accompanied by enhanced patient-reported QoL. Qualitative findings elucidated 
key communication facilitators, such as empathy and clear information delivery, and identified barriers including 
cultural and systemic challenges. These results affirm that optimizing healthcare communication should be central to 
care models, with implications for training, organizational policies, and patient-centered interventions.

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Published

2025-10-26

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Vol. 5 No. 2 (2025): Journal of Multidisciplinary Applied Natural Science

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Copyright (c) 2025 Saeed Abdulaziz Bin Hassan Alghamdi, Rayan Mohammed Alamri, Abdulaziz Abdullah Hamad Hakami, Ahmed Abdullah Hasanain, Ameen Mohammed Malky, Sultan Abdulhafedh Aouf, Abdulelah Ali Alharbi , Mutlaq Raja Albaqami , Fahad Hassan Al Amri, Nahedh Zaben Alharbi (Author)

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