There are extremely significant gaps in our overall understanding of the role of communication services in health care delivery. Patient care is an interesting topic that needs to be addressed. They involve different individuals in all aspects of life, all needing to share information about patient care and discuss management perspective. Special services are increasingly interested in the use of information and communication technologies to support health services. Yet while there is much discussion and investment in information technology, communications systems receive far less attention and clinical adoption of even simpler services like email, voice calls, and other Electronic interaction is still not commonplace in many health services. . Laboratory medicine is perhaps even less studied than many other fields, such as defining what primary care and hospital services are. Given this lack of specific information about laboratory communications services, this article will help identify the financial structure of our health care system, particularly as it relates to health disparities, uninsurance, and functional communication challenges that America has faced, and will analyze the key components. of a communications system, including the basic concepts of a communications channel, service, device, and mode of interaction. The review will then attempt to summarize some of what is known about specific communication problems that arise primarily in health services, including community and hospital service delivery, and how we can improve the quality of care . a very important question in our daily society. In recent years, several opinions have been expressed... middle of article ... disparities are primarily felt and experienced by minority groups because their characteristics are different from those of the majority of the American population.ReferencesCoiera E .When conversation is better than calculation. J Am Med Informer Assoc. 2000;7:277–86.[PMC free article] [PubMed]Safran C, Sands DZ, Rind DM. Online medical records: a decade of experience. Proceedings of EPRIMP 1998; October; Rotterdam; IMIA. p. 67–74.Coiera E, Jayasuriya R, Hardy J, Bannan A, Thorpe M. Communication burdens for emergency department clinicians. Med J Aust. 2002;176:415–[PubMed]Cort, M. (2004) Cultural mistrust and the use of palliative care: challenges and remediesJournal of Palliative Medicine 7(1): 63-71Fiscella, K., Franks, P., Gold, M & Clancy, C. (2000) Quality InequitiesAddressing Socioeconomic, Racial, and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care, JAMA 283(19): 2579-2584