On the success of healthcare professionals' communication with their narrow and wider environment within modern healthcare systems depends many things. Namely, without successful communication between patients and healthcare staff, it is difficult to expect a quality treatment and care process, and without quality communication among members of an interdisciplinary healthcare team, it is unrealistic to expect this process to be successful at all. Communication in its essence has different purposes and roles. Its basic function is certainly the giving and receiving of notifications, but it also serves to solve problems and make decisions and prevent errors in operation. Communication skills are reflected in the ability of the individual to convey and receive a complete and clear message from the interlocutor, to create a relationship with trust and cooperation, and the ability to adapt their own communication to the specific situation or interlocutor. In order for the healthcare team to be successful, it is necessary to know certain communication theories that with daily practice integrate that theories into the work environment in order to make everyday communication successful and to motivate each other to build a team that motivates each other with their communication and thus completes their work tasks successfully.