Communication patterns in a UK emergency department.

Communication patterns in a UK emergency department.

STUDY OBJECTIVE: Good communication is important in patient care and plays an essential part of teamwork and patient safety. Communication in the emergency department (ED) can be chaotic, with the potential for error resulting from communication overload and problems of communication. The nurse in...

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Main Authors:	Woloshynowych, M, Davis, R, Brown, R, Vincent, C
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2007

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