Impact of the Communication and Patient Hand-off Tool SBAR on Patient Safety¶
Müller, M., Jürgens, J., Redaèlli, M., Klingberg, K., Hautz, W. E., & Stock, S. (2018). Impact of the Communication and Patient Hand-off Tool SBAR on Patient Safety: A Systematic Review. BMJ Open.
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- Watch and shift systems: aviation and maritime watches and hospital shifts, each assigning bounded responsibility with a structured handoff at the boundary.
This sourceDocuments structured shift/watch handoff (SBAR), mandated by the Joint Commission, that transfers bounded responsibility at the boundary between shifts — the watch/shift instance of a structured boundary handoff.
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The review supports structured SBAR handoff at hospital shift boundaries; it says nothing on aviation or maritime watches or bounded responsibility as a concept.
“Two before–after studies focused on patient hand-off between nursing shifts.”
- Watch and shift systems: aviation and maritime watches and hospital shifts, each assigning bounded responsibility with a structured handoff at the boundary.
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