Penerapan Komunikasi Efektif Isobar Dengan SBAR Pada Pengetahuan Dan Kualitas Operan Perawat Di Rumah Sakit

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Nellyta
Muhammad Hadi
Suhendar Sulaeman

Abstract

Ineffective communication is one of the factors that can endanger patient safety. One of the effective
communication methods in nursing is operant. This study identified the effect of effective communication
training with the ISOBAR and SBAR methods on the knowledge and quality of nurse handover. This research
with a quasi-experimental design involved 20 nurses who were divided into two groups, namely ISOBAR and
SBAR. Questionnaires and observation forms in data collection, and analysis of General Linear Model Repeat Measures (GLM-RM) to measure the effect of effective communication training on operant knowledge
and quality. Effective communication training with the ISOBAR and SBAR methods was effective in
increasing the knowledge of nurses and the quality of the handover (p <0.05). The mean knowledge score
increased from 50.76 to 84.61 for the ISOBAR group and 56.16 to 83.85 for the SBAR group. The mean score
of operand quality also increased from 69.63 to 95.20 in the ISOBAR group and 73 to 92 in the SBAR group.
The overall score of knowledge and operant quality in the ISOBAR group was higher than the SBAR group.

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Nellyta, Hadi M, Sulaeman S. Penerapan Komunikasi Efektif Isobar Dengan SBAR Pada Pengetahuan Dan Kualitas Operan Perawat Di Rumah Sakit. jdk [Internet]. 2023 Mar. 10 [cited 2024 May 21];9(2):224-3. Available from: https://jdk.ulm.ac.id/index.php/jdk/article/view/295

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