Implementing receiver-driven handoffs to the emergency department to reduce miscommunication

Overview of attention for article published in BMJ Quality & Safety, April 2020

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RT @PIPSQC: Implementing Receiver-Driven #Handoffs to ER to Reduce Miscommunication https://t.co/8jg2nS0KH1 @trey_coffey_TO @eUSMD #ERdocs…

RT @BrianWagers: this is a great intervention. even one way standardized communication makes it better for the patients!

RT @trey_coffey_TO: Great answer for the common question of ‘what can I do when the other person hasn’t had the training/isn’t using the pr…

Great answer for the common question of ‘what can I do when the other person hasn’t had the training/isn’t using the preferred format?’ and illustrates the benefit of considering ‘scope of control’ in selecting an improvement project 👇🏼

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