Healthcare Communication Effectiveness Quiz

What does SBAR stand for in the context of healthcare communication?

• Systematic, Balanced, Accurate, Review

• Standard, Brief, Accurate, Relevant

• Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation

• Safety, Benefit, Assessment, Response

Which of the following is a goal of the PSG 2 policy statement?

• To increase patient satisfaction

• To reduce healthcare costs

• To provide patient safety through effective communication

• To enhance patient comfort

What type of communication does the SBAR tent card facilitate?

• Written communication

• Non-verbal communication

• Standardized verbal communication

• Visual communication

Which of the following is NOT a component of the SBAR communication model?

• Diagnosis

• Situation

• Background

• Assessment

What is the primary focus of the PSG 2 policy statement?

• Enhancing communication among caregivers

• Reducing medical errors

• Increasing healthcare efficiency

• Improving patient outcomes

In what situation is the Verbal order and telephone order can be used?

• while consultant doing round in ward

• During emergency situation

• During serving medication

• in the present of senior staff with you

How does effective communication among healthcare workers contribute to patient safety?

• By reducing the need for documentation

• By increasing the number of caregivers

• By minimizing patient interactions

• By ensuring accurate information handover

What is the time frame of informing critical result to consultant?

• while consultant doing next round

• 30 minutes or less

• after 1 hour receiving critical result

• whenever nurses have time

What is the significance of the Patient Safety Goal 2 tent card?

• It outlines patient rights

• It provides guidelines for effective communication

• It lists common medical abbreviations

• It details emergency procedures

What is a key benefit of using a standardized approach to handover communication?

• It encourages informal discussions

• It eliminates the need for documentation

• It allows for more time with patients

• It minimizes the risk of miscommunication