Development of a checklist for documenting team and collaborative behaviors during multidisciplinary bedside rounds.

Elizabeth A. Henneman; Reva Kleppel; Kevin T. Hinchey

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Development of a checklist for documenting team and collaborative behaviors during multidisciplinary bedside rounds.

June 12, 2013

Henneman EA, Kleppel R, Hinchey KT. J Nurs Adm. 2013;43(5):280-5.

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This article describes a checklist that reliably documented multidisciplinary rounding behaviors aimed at improving patient-centered care.

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