Improving HANDOFF COMMUNICATION
NursingPublished 1 February 2009
Susan Mascioli, Linda Laskowski-Jones, Sharon Urban, Shirley Moran
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SJR score0.20
SNIP0.32
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By improving the process, this hospital enhanced patient care and made handoff communication more effective and improved patient care.
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By improving our process, we enhanced patient care and made handoff communication more effective.
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