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Patients perceptions of bedside handoff : further evidence to support a culture of always / Yvonne Ford, Anita Heyman

By: Series: Journal of Nursing Care Quality. 32 : 1, page 15-24 Publication details: January-March 2017Content type:
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Subject(s): Summary: Patients' perceptions of satisfaction, understanding, participation, and feelings of safety were significantly correlated with the frequency of bedside handoff. Mean responses to survey items in these areas were significantly higher for patients who "always" experienced bedside handoff than for those who experienced it sporadically. Quality improvement strategies were effective in increasing the frequency of bedside handoff.
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Patients' perceptions of satisfaction, understanding, participation, and feelings of safety were significantly correlated with the frequency of bedside handoff. Mean responses to survey items in these areas were significantly higher for patients who "always" experienced bedside handoff than for those who experienced it sporadically. Quality improvement strategies were effective in increasing the frequency of bedside handoff.

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