Video LibraryCommunication skills for doctors and nurses

Words you can use on your next shift

Short, practical videos on clinical communication. Each one takes a single moment that is hard to get right - a family's request, a patient's answer, a message in a crisis - and gives you exact words for it, in under a minute. No product tour, no sign-up needed to watch.

Patient and family conversations

The moments patients and families hand you

A question you cannot answer yet, a request you cannot grant, an answer that does not add up. Each video gives you one or two exact questions for that moment.

35 sec

Treatment Cost Conversations for Clinicians | Two Questions to Ask

"I'll manage" is not an answer about money. One question that makes cost normal to discuss, and a follow-up that finds the real burden before the plan is final.

35 sec

Medication Adherence for Clinicians | When a Patient Says "I Never Miss a Dose"

The blood pressure stays high while the patient insists they never miss a dose. Replace the yes/no adherence question with one that makes missed doses normal to admit.

35 sec

Shared Decision-Making for Clinicians | When a Patient Asks "What Would You Do?"

When a patient asks what you would do, the useful move is not an opinion. Ask what matters most to them, then bring that answer into your recommendation.

30 sec

When a Family Says "Don't Tell Him" | Two Questions for Clinicians

A family asks you to hide the diagnosis. One question for the family, one for the patient, and the distinction that keeps them apart: family fear and patient preference are not the same question.

32 sec

When a Family Asks "Is He Going to Make It?" | 3 Lines and One Promise

What to say when a relative asks the question you cannot honestly answer yet, and the one promise that still holds after a handover.

Team communication

The moments between colleagues

Communication inside the clinical team, where a message received is not the same as a task done.

35 sec

Closed-Loop Communication in the Operating Theatre | Close the Message and the Task

In a crisis, repeating back an instruction is not the same as confirming the task is done. How operating theatre teams close both loops: the message and the task.

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Watching is a start. Saying it out loud is the skill.

The conversations behind these videos - breaking bad news, de-escalation, handoffs, disclosure - are what learners practice on Lingua CoPilot Medical, with AI patients, families, and colleagues who push back.