Communication failures in patient sign-out and suggestions for improvement¶
Arora. (2005). Communication failures in patient sign-out and suggestions for improvement: a critical incident analysis.
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- Handoff Loss
- Hospital shift change — the written sign-out versus the outgoing nurse's mental model of who is at risk and why, the source of much structured-protocol work (SBAR, I-PASS).
This sourceA critical-incident study of hospital sign-out in which omitted content and failure-prone handoff processes caused uncertainty and suboptimal downstream care.
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“Omitted content (such as medications, active problems, pending tests) or failure-prone communication processes (such as lack of face-to-face discussion) emerged as major categories of failed communication”
- Hospital shift change — the written sign-out versus the outgoing nurse's mental model of who is at risk and why, the source of much structured-protocol work (SBAR, I-PASS).
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