SBAR Communication Objectives - Home Care Information Network
SBAR Communication Objectives - Home Care Information Network
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8/20/2012<br />
Conclusion<br />
<strong>SBAR</strong> promotes better communication. In most cases nurses and<br />
physicians communicate in very different ways.<br />
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Nurses are taught to report in narrative form, providing all details<br />
known about the patient.<br />
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Physicians are taught to communicate using brief “bullet points”<br />
that provide key information to the listener.<br />
Bridging the gap in communication is essential for patient safety.<br />
<strong>SBAR</strong> is an effective way to communicate among clinicians<br />
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<strong>SBAR</strong> Technique for <strong>Communication</strong>: A Situational Briefing<br />
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http://www.ihi.org/knowledge/Pages/Tools/<strong>SBAR</strong>TechniqueforCo<br />
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Thomas CM, Bertram E, Johnson D. (2009). The <strong>SBAR</strong><br />
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professional communication skills. Nurse Educ. 34(4):176-80.<br />
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