Importance of teamwork communication in nursing practice

Alkhaqani, Ahmed Lateef

doi:10.53388/in2022015

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“…Moreover, graduating student nurses reported being highly competent in collaboration and teamwork. Effective collaboration and teamwork among nursing students exist with the understanding that conflict is inevitable, and productive conflict resolution is encouraged with open communication (Regis College, 2023). Nursing students believe that good communication and collaborative decision-making are strengths that can help prevent time delays and improve overall management (Morphet, 2014).…”

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Perceived competence of Filipino nursing students graduating during pandemic

P. Molanida,

A. Neyra,

M. Norada

et al. 2023

J. Ners

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Introduction: Given the importance of maintaining competence, there still is limited published research conducted in the local setting touching on the competence of nursing students graduating during the pandemic. This study determined the perceived fundamental nursing skills and core competence of graduating nursing students. Method: The research design is quantitative descriptive cross-sectional. The participants of the study were the 102 graduating nursing students of a public university in the Philippines. The researchers used the Perceived Competence of Filipino Nurses Questionnaire to gather data in May 2022 and were analyzed using SPSS software version 23. Results: The results revealed revealed that while majority of nursing students reported that their nursing competencies were greatly affected by the shift to online learning platform, most still had a high perception of their fundamental nursing skills competence (M=6.97) and core competence (M=8.03). The areas of elimination (M=5.41) and research (M=7.63) were the lowest ranked fundamental skill and core competencies, respectively. There was a significant difference (p< .05) in nursing students’ perceived competence based on self-reported academic performance. Conclusion: Despite the reduce exposure in the clinical setting due to the pandemic, graduating nursing students perceive themselves to be highly confident in their capabilities as future professional nurses. Nonetheless, areas for improvement were identified which warrant further assessment, validation, and enhancement.

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Perceived competence of Filipino nursing students graduating during pandemic

P. Molanida,

A. Neyra,

M. Norada

et al. 2023

J. Ners

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“…Also, according to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) (2016) (27) effective patient information handover, personal responsibility at shift changes, and department accountability during patient transfers were all strongly linked to patient safety perceptions. In addition, Alkhaqani (2022) (41) confirmed that good communication influenced the teamwork that resulted in a significant improvement in patients' safety culture. This finding was not supported by Else (2013) (42) who found that there was no statistically significant correlation between handover and patients' safety.…”

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Factors Affecting Quality of Nursing Handover among Staff Nurses and Its Relation to Patients’ Safety in Intensive Care Units

Obaia¹,

Zahran²,

Obied³

2023

Tanta Scientific Nursing Journal

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“…By fostering effective communication practices, mistakes can be mitigated, and patient risks can be reduced. 33 Furthermore, there was a strong correlation between lower ventilator-associated pneumonia rates and more excellent average ratings for "collaborating with other medical professionals in teams" in PSC to deliver high-quality, clinically safe care. 34 Factor 7: Use of Technology and Informatics for Patient Safety.…”

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Development and Psychometric Testing of the Thai-Patient Safety Competency Scale for New Graduate Nurses

Yaprom,

Thungjaroenkul,

Abhichattibutra

et al. 2023

PRIJNR

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Registered nurses must possess patient safety expertise regardless of their level. However, patient safety skills are the most crucial competency for new graduate nurses, which they must accomplish before working autonomously. Nevertheless, assessing these competencies is difficult due to the need for quality assessment tools to improve their competence in providing safe care. This study aimed to develop and test the Thai-Patient Safety Competency Scale for new graduate nurses, according to Thailand Nursing and Midwifery requirements. A descriptive design with two phases and eight steps was applied. The new instrument was examined for construct validity, known-group validity, and internal consistency reliability using factor analysis, t-test, and Cronbach’s alpha coefficient. The sample comprised ten experts, 403 new graduate nurses, and 56 registered nurses. The results showed 58 items composed of eight domains: ethical and legal aspects of patient safety, nursing practices to prevent or minimize harm from healthcare errors, professional characteristics regarding patient safety, risk management and quality improvement, academic and research skills regarding patient safety, effective communication in healthcare teams, use of technology and informatics for patient safety, and policy and networks regarding patient safety. This Thai-Patient Safety Competency Scale had good construct validity. In addition, the tool could discriminate the patient safety competency between new and experienced graduate nurses. It had good internal consistency and reliability. Thus, it can be used to assess and train new graduate nurses to increase their competency for patient safety. However, the scale needs further testing with different groups of nurses.

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Importance of teamwork communication in nursing practice

Cited by 9 publications

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Perceived competence of Filipino nursing students graduating during pandemic

Perceived competence of Filipino nursing students graduating during pandemic

Factors Affecting Quality of Nursing Handover among Staff Nurses and Its Relation to Patients’ Safety in Intensive Care Units

Development and Psychometric Testing of the Thai-Patient Safety Competency Scale for New Graduate Nurses

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