New Horizons in Patient Safety. Safe Communication: Evidence-based Core Competencies with Case Studies from Nursing.

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New Horizons in Patient Safety. Safe Communication: Evidence-based Core Competencies with Case Studies from Nursing.

August 17, 2021

Hannawa AF, Wendt AL, Day LJ. Berlin, GER: Walter De Gruyter; 2018. ISBN: 9783110453041.

Poor communication is often associated with unsafe medical care. This companion volume uses the case study format to illustrate nursing communication practices to be targeted by education strategies to improve patient safety.

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