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Communication Practice to Drive Outcomes in a Nurse Residency Program.

Lauren Danforth¹

¹Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts.

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A simulation-based training improved communication skills for new registered nurses. This nurse residency program enhanced high-reliability behaviors and communication competencies one year after hire.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Healthcare Simulation
Patient Safety

Background:

Communication gaps are a persistent challenge for newly qualified registered nurses.
Effective communication is crucial for patient safety and team collaboration.
High-reliability behaviors are essential for minimizing errors in healthcare settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the impact of a simulation-based intervention on communication competencies in new-to-practice registered nurses.
To assess the effectiveness of integrating structured communication and high-reliability training into a nurse residency program.

Main Methods:

A four-station simulation was implemented within a multi-specialty nurse residency program.
The simulation focused on reinforcing structured communication techniques and high-reliability principles.
The Casey-Fink survey was used to measure self-reported communication competencies.

Main Results:

Post-hire survey results at 12 months indicated improved self-reported communication competencies among participating nurses.
The simulation intervention was associated with positive changes in nurses' perceived communication abilities.
Program outcomes demonstrated the value of simulation in enhancing nurse communication skills.

Conclusions:

Simulation-based training is an effective strategy for improving communication skills in new registered nurses.
Integrating structured communication and high-reliability training into residency programs positively impacts nurse competencies.
This approach supports the development of a safer and more effective nursing workforce.