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Mirela Morcov1,2, Iuliana-Raluca Gheorghe2, Maria Veronica Morcov3
1Department of Quality Management and Healthcare Services, Dr. Nicolae Robanescu National Neurorehabilitation Center for Children, Bucharest, Romania.
Abstract:
The quality of working relationships among medical team members is influenced by communication, which has a significant impact on patient safety. Our study took place at the Dr. Nicolae Robanescu National Neurorehabilitation Center for Children, Bucharest, between October and December 2019 and included 44 participants that were grouped into three categories: physicians, physical therapists, and nurses (32 women and 12 men), aged between 23 and 53, all of whom were employed in the same unit. A total of 5 questions were used to select data on communication difficulties. The chi-square test used for statistical analysis revealed no significant differences between the professional categories participating in the research (p>0.05). We suggest increasing the group size in a future study to increase the statistical significance.
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