Patient Satisfaction
1Unit’s Nurses First and Structured Interdisciplinary Bedside Rounds (SIBR® rounds) programs put patients at the center of their care. Routinely bringing together the care team with patients and their families for an engaging update of the care progress and plan for discharge empowers everyone to be active participants and improves patient satisfaction.
Issues are identified and addressed earlier in the hospitalization. Patient and family uncertainty, fears, and anxiety are proactively addressed through the bi-directional conversations that are SIBR rounds.
No more patient or family confusion about how care is progressing, what the plan for care is, when discharge will happen, or where the most suitable destination will be.
Mechanisms of Action
SIBR rounds bring the care team together each day to discuss key changes in patient status, new pertinent information, and emerging needs.
By bringing the care team to the patient, SIBR rounds ensure a coordinated and holistic approach. Patients see the diverse team of experts collaboratively treating their condition, discussing treatment options, and addressing their specific needs and concerns.
This not only leads to more comprehensive care but also fosters a sense of inclusion and empowerment for patients as they become active participants in their own care plans. Additionally, the enhanced communication and coordination among team members results in fewer delays and smoother transitions in care, reducing anxiety and frustration for patients and their families.
SIBR rounds are a more positive, patient-centered experience where individuals feel heard, supported, and well-cared for throughout their hospital stay.
Interpretation of Results
Patient Satisfaction likely improves because patients and families tend to appreciate when their care team visits them at a consistent time to share everything that is being done for them. They get their questions answered, they can share additional information and correct misinformation, and they perceive the whole care team to be on the same page.
This can reduce feelings of frustration and increase feelings of control. In addition, the patient’s goal for the day is discussed and included in the plan each day. Common patient questions like “When do I go home?”, “What are you doing for me?”, and “When can I eat?” are answered proactively during SIBR.
Patient Satisfaction
1Unit’s Nurses First and Structured Interdisciplinary Bedside Rounds (SIBR® rounds) programs put patients at the center of their care. Routinely bringing together the care team with patients and their families for an engaging update of the care progress and plan for discharge empowers everyone to be active participants and improves patient satisfaction.
Issues are identified and addressed earlier in the hospitalization. Patient and family uncertainty, fears, and anxiety are proactively addressed through the bi-directional conversations that are SIBR rounds.
No more patient or family confusion about how care is progressing, what the plan for care is, when discharge will happen, or where the most suitable destination will be.
Mechanisms of Action
SIBR rounds bring the care team together each day to discuss key changes in patient status, new pertinent information, and emerging needs.
By bringing the care team to the patient, SIBR rounds ensure a coordinated and holistic approach. Patients see the diverse team of experts collaboratively treating their condition, discussing treatment options, and addressing their specific needs and concerns.
This not only leads to more comprehensive care but also fosters a sense of inclusion and empowerment for patients as they become active participants in their own care plans. Additionally, the enhanced communication and coordination among team members results in fewer delays and smoother transitions in care, reducing anxiety and frustration for patients and their families.
SIBR rounds are a more positive, patient-centered experience where individuals feel heard, supported, and well-cared for throughout their hospital stay.
Interpretation of Results
Patient Satisfaction likely improves because patients and families tend to appreciate when their care team visits them at a consistent time to share everything that is being done for them. They get their questions answered, they can share additional information and correct misinformation, and they perceive the whole care team to be on the same page.
This can reduce feelings of frustration and increase feelings of control. In addition, the patient’s goal for the day is discussed and included in the plan each day. Common patient questions like “When do I go home?”, “What are you doing for me?”, and “When can I eat?” are answered proactively during SIBR.
Patient Satisfaction
1Unit’s Nurses First and Structured Interdisciplinary Bedside Rounds (SIBR® rounds) programs put patients at the center of their care. Routinely bringing together the care team with patients and their families for an engaging update of the care progress and plan for discharge empowers everyone to be active participants and improves patient satisfaction.
Issues are identified and addressed earlier in the hospitalization. Patient and family uncertainty, fears, and anxiety are proactively addressed through the bi-directional conversations that are SIBR rounds.
No more patient or family confusion about how care is progressing, what the plan for care is, when discharge will happen, or where the most suitable destination will be.
Mechanisms of Action
SIBR rounds bring the care team together each day to discuss key changes in patient status, new pertinent information, and emerging needs.
By bringing the care team to the patient, SIBR rounds ensure a coordinated and holistic approach. Patients see the diverse team of experts collaboratively treating their condition, discussing treatment options, and addressing their specific needs and concerns.
This not only leads to more comprehensive care but also fosters a sense of inclusion and empowerment for patients as they become active participants in their own care plans. Additionally, the enhanced communication and coordination among team members results in fewer delays and smoother transitions in care, reducing anxiety and frustration for patients and their families.
SIBR rounds are a more positive, patient-centered experience where individuals feel heard, supported, and well-cared for throughout their hospital stay.
Interpretation of Results
Patient Satisfaction likely improves because patients and families tend to appreciate when their care team visits them at a consistent time to share everything that is being done for them. They get their questions answered, they can share additional information and correct misinformation, and they perceive the whole care team to be on the same page.
This can reduce feelings of frustration and increase feelings of control. In addition, the patient’s goal for the day is discussed and included in the plan each day. Common patient questions like “When do I go home?”, “What are you doing for me?”, and “When can I eat?” are answered proactively during SIBR.
