Bedside Report and Patient Satisfaction
Communication is an essential skill for nurses. This study focuses on the changes in patient satisfaction when nurses on medical-surgical units perform bedside shift reports. Shift reports being done at the bedside is a technique many facilities are starting to implement into their procedures. This study will look to see how having shift reports done at the bedside instead of elsewhere will increase patient satisfaction. The research found in this study concluded that patients were more satisfied when shift report was done at the bedside and had a positive impact on wellbeing and safety of the patient.
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Work Title Bedside Report and Patient Satisfaction Access Creators - Courtney Matthews
- Kelsey Marshall
- Katie McCauslin
Keyword - Penn State Mont Alto Academic Festival 2021
- Undergraduate Research
License In Copyright (Rights Reserved) Work Type Poster Acknowledgments - Faculty Mentors: Dr. Stephanie Unger & Dr. Lisa Ward
Publication Date April 16, 2021 Related URLs Deposited April 10, 2021 Versions
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