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Ann Malec1, Anne Mørk, Robert Hoffman
1Department of Nursing, UW Health, Madison, Wisconsin (Dr Malec and Ms Mørk); University of WI School of Medicine and Public Health, and UW Health, Madison, Wisconsin (Dr Hoffman); and Adult Health and Gerontological Nursing, Rush University College of Nursing, Chicago, Illinois (Dr Carlson).
Abstract:
Interdisciplinary bedside rounds serve as a key mechanism to coordinate patient-centered care. With a focus on optimizing rounds, an interdisciplinary team developed an enhanced, structured process, coined the care team visit. Key findings included improved nurse participation, increased staff collaboration, and decreased Foley catheter days. The process outlined can be used by health care professionals to improve the effectiveness of interdisciplinary bedside rounds.
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