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Bedside Shift Report: A Way To Improve Patient And Family Satisfaction With Nursing Care, Audriana Pevec
Bedside Shift Report: A Way To Improve Patient And Family Satisfaction With Nursing Care, Audriana Pevec
Student Scholarly Projects
Poor communication during the handoff process contributes to approximately 30% of malpractice claims costing up to $1.3 billion annually (Fenner, 2017), which demonstrates the importance of evaluating the quality of information exchange between nurses, patients, and families when associating quality of care to patient satisfaction (Kullberg et al.,2017).
The following question guided this Evidence-Based Project (EBP) project. In adult, progressive care unit patients (P), does the implementation of a nursing bedside handoff (I) compared to current handoff practices (C) improve patient/family satisfaction with nursing care (O) over eight weeks (T)?
The literature revealed evidence from 10 studies answering …
Improving Patient Satisfaction In The Medical-Surgical Setting, Victoria A. Ogundeko
Improving Patient Satisfaction In The Medical-Surgical Setting, Victoria A. Ogundeko
Student Scholarly Projects
Problem: Patients’ experiences at hospitals are multidimensional, and their satisfaction with the service is linked to the quality of patient care provided. In evaluating the quality of care of a hospital, the nursing handoff of patients, and the engagement efforts of healthcare staff is an important element of patient satisfaction.
PICOT: In adult medical-surgical patients, does the implementation of nursing bedside handoff reports, compared to the current method of nursing practice desk handoff reports, improve patient satisfaction scores by 10% within two months?
Evidence: After reviewing 103 articles, 12 were relevant to this project, and included observation …