Sand-Jecklin et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Incorporating bedside report into nursing handoff: evaluation of change in practiceSand-Jecklin et al., 2013
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- Sand-Jecklin K
- Sherman J
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- Journal of nursing care quality
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Nursing shift report on the medical-surgical units of a large teaching hospital was modified from a recorded report to a blend of both recorded and bedside components. Comparisons between baseline and postimplementation data indicated increased patient satisfaction and …
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