2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.annemergmed.2009.10.009
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Communication, Communication, Communication: The Art of the Handoff

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“…As well, most have focused either on physicians or nurses in isolation, not both operating on the same geographic units 20–23. A few researchers have examined questioning during handoffs in more depth; from this work, four types of questions have been reported: (1) ‘conversational repair-related’ questions requesting a restatement of information already given due to problems in hearing or interruption;24 (2) requests to clarify information already given;19 25 (3) requests for missing or inadequate information;5 21 26 27 and (4) formulations of alternative hypotheses about a patient's fundamental or likely trajectory 5. Given the limited research to date, we were interested in characterising the functions of questions in a convenience sample of recorded resident, nurse practitioner (NP) and nursing handoffs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As well, most have focused either on physicians or nurses in isolation, not both operating on the same geographic units 20–23. A few researchers have examined questioning during handoffs in more depth; from this work, four types of questions have been reported: (1) ‘conversational repair-related’ questions requesting a restatement of information already given due to problems in hearing or interruption;24 (2) requests to clarify information already given;19 25 (3) requests for missing or inadequate information;5 21 26 27 and (4) formulations of alternative hypotheses about a patient's fundamental or likely trajectory 5. Given the limited research to date, we were interested in characterising the functions of questions in a convenience sample of recorded resident, nurse practitioner (NP) and nursing handoffs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature is rich with studies of the safety and efficacy of handoffs in medicine, including peri-operative nursing and among medical interns [35], [36], [37], [38]. However, little has been written on the particular issues in neurosurgical handoffs, the generalizability of handoffs across institutions, how to engage in handoffs, and quality assurance in handoffs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A few studies 3,[15][16][17] have specifically examined the EM-IM handovers and transitions in care, revealing that EM physicians and IM physicians view transitions differently. The EM physician is traditionally focused on acute interventions and admission criteria, whereas the IM physician is more concerned with a complete view of the & ''It's cool that the IM residents look at [the computerized medical record] while we present to them, but they look at it so closely sometimes that they stop listening to our presentations, and then they ask questions that we had already answered in our presentations because they weren't listening originally''…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%