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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Relational coordination"”.
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The Impact of Relational Coordination and the Nurse on Patient Outcomes
… in our complex U.S. healthcare systems. While coordination of care is foundational to healthcare quality as well as identified as a National Priority, fragmentation and uncoordinated care continues to afflict our systems. The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between …
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Utilizing Relational Coordination Theory To Evaluate And Improve Interdisciplinary Communication During Emergency Cesarean Sections: A Quality Improvement Project
… negative effects on patients and providers. The Relational Coordination Model focuses on improving team function by embracing the interdependence of team members and building a shared vision. The Relational Coordination Survey 2.0 was used to assess gaps in communication and collaboration. An …
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Moving Patients across Organizations: Exploring the Antecedents of Effective and Efficient Referral Processes
… and efficiency through the variable ‘relational coordination’. Key informants who either sent referrals from acute care settings or who received them in post acute care inpatient settings were asked to discuss each variable. These results were combined with those of a literature review …
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Relationships among Span, Time Allocation, and Leadership of First-line Managers and Nurse and Team Outcomes
… functions of managers. A descriptive, correlational design was used to collect survey and administrative data from employees, managers, and organizations. Managerial time allocation data were collected through self-logging and validated through observation. Acute care hospitals were …
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Confidence And Connectedness: A Mixed Methods Study On Patients Managing Co-Occuring Physical And Behavioral Health Conditions
<p>Treating chronic illness is becoming increasingly team based, yet most team building concepts relate to the team as a dichotomous unit: the medical team and the patient. Patients are expected to be “engaged” and “activated” members of the team, yet there is a gap in knowledge regarding how …