Patient experience of communication consistency amongst staff is related to nurse–physician teamwork in hospitals (January 2010)

• Collaboration
• Communication
• Communication problems
• Hospital ward
• Human error
• System safety

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by Claire Cox

22 January, 20206 yr · 1,810 views

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The need for effective teamwork and improved communication amongst caregivers is increasingly recognised in healthcare policy worldwide. As healthcare organisations navigate in highly complex contexts, they are largely dependent on thorough collaboration and sharing of information between staff at all levels. Promoting high‐quality teamwork based on effective and frequent communication is therefore essential for developing well‐functioning healthcare organisations

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This article from Nursing Open, published here by Wiley Online Library, aims to investigate whether nurse reported teamwork with physicians was associated with patient perceived consistency in staff‐to‐patient communication.

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