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January 08, 2009 14:44 EST
QUALITY / PATIENT SAFETY
Gaining stakeholder support for SBAR technique
Getting support from stakeholders might be the most daunting task that confronts an advocate of SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation), a technique used to deliver important information quickly and improve patient care. But once you have a commitment from key players, you’re ready to begin the most challenging part of SBAR implementation: making it work. Several issues intertwine in a successful SBAR system.
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