The evaluation of handoff tools varies significantly in quality and rigor, highlighting the need for more rigorous, multi-method approaches to assess their effect on patient outcomes.
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Mostly low-rigor, survey-based evaluations limit confidence in handoff tools; leaves open need for rigorous, multi-method patient-outcome trials.
Abraham et al. (2013) studied this question.
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