Why the study?
Effective communication during clinical handover is essential for patient safety, but deficiencies in structured communication remain common, especially in resource-limited settings.
Does a multifaceted SBAR-based intervention improve the quality and completeness of clinical handover documentation among doctors in a resource-limited setting?
Population
92 handover events (48 baseline, 44 post-intervention) among doctors at Almanagil Teaching Hospital, Sudan
Comparison
SBAR-based multifaceted intervention vs baseline handover practices
Design
Two-cycle closed-loop quality improvement audit structured around the PDSA framework
Authors
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Supports SBAR for handover documentation in teaching hospitals; leaves open need for larger RCTs on patient outcomes.
Does a multifaceted SBAR-based intervention improve the quality and completeness of clinical handover documentation among doctors in a resource-limited setting?
Implementation of a structured SBAR-based intervention significantly improved the completeness and quality of clinical handover documentation in a resource-constrained setting.
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