SBAR: Creating Clear Communication Patricia W. Iyer 52 pages, e-book (download) 2010, Medleague Price: $34.00 Questions about shipping?

Attention Healthcare Providers: If you have been wanting to learn how SBAR helps improve communication and saves patient lives, you must read this ebook!

Finally! An easy to understand guide that will make communicating with SBAR easy.  

Dear Fellow Healthcare Provider,

Are you frustrated by medical errors?

Do you see patients being injured because of miscommunication?

Do you long for a method of easily communicating the important information when you turn care over to another provider?

Are you searching for ways to improve team work?

Do you want to reduce your risk of being sued for malpractice?

There are lots of books on medical errors but few on a simple technique that saves lives. For the last 22 years of working with attorneys, I have heard case after case of patients being injured by miscommunication. So I decided to write a book called SBAR: Creating Clear Communication. It is like no other book ever written. And you can’t buy it at Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

Here’s what you’ll learn after reading SBAR: Creating Clear Communication:

• What SBAR is different from SOAP charting
• How you can use SBAR to reduce medical errors
• Why SBAR promotes clear communication between providers
• How SBAR improves your listening skills
• How SBAR will simplify your hand-offs
• Why SBAR will help you avoid being sued
• How you can flawlessly implement SBAR

But that’s not all! You will also receive: Answers to frequently asked questions A list of essential resources Sample forms Tips for training others in SBAR Optional 20 nursing contact hours (for a nominal additional cost of $20.00)*

Here is what your colleagues had to say about SBAR: Creating Clear Communication:

"What an outstanding resource this is! It is really excellent! We have been using the SBAR technique since January 2009 and have found it to be very 'user friendly', especially with newer staff. The short time needed to use the SBAR technique will pay off in the end by creating a standard for which all communication is based. I find that today's newer staff members need an easy, reliable, and standardized procedure like this." — Christina Turner RN, Administrative Resource Coordinator, Chambersburg Hospital, PA

"Very interesting and well done. On the front lines of patient care we need tools that make sense. SBAR is simply a better way of communicating." — Larry Cohen MD FCCP FCCM Associate Professor of Anesthesiology, Medicine & Surgery, State University of New York @ Buffalo Associate Director, Critical Care, Roswell Park Cancer Institute

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I want you to be happy with your purchase. If you are not satisfied that my book I want you to keep the book and I will refund the money. This is my 100% guarantee: That’s how much confidence I have in knowing you’ll love the book.

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You’ll be glad you did.

Pat Iyer MSN RN LNCC
President, Med League

 
*We are able to grant nursing contact hours through an arrangement with Taylor College. All you have to do is print out the evaluation form and post test, complete both documents, and mail with a check payable to Med League for $20.00. Mail to: Continuing Education Department, Med League Support Services, Inc., 260 Route 202-31, Suite 200, Flemington, NJ 08822. The provider is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, provider number CEP-3285. CE credit is accepted in all states that require mandatory continuing education for relicensure. Call 1-800-743-4006 with CE questions. (back to text)

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