SHM Converge Scientific Abstract ePoster Gallery-Multidisplicary Rounds Enhanced With Bedside Nurse-Physician Rounding

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The document appears to be a set of notes or recommendations about <strong>multidisciplinary dysphagia management</strong> and improving <strong>interdisciplinary communication</strong>, especially among physicians, nurses, speech-language pathologists, dietitians, and other staff.

Key points include:

- <strong>Dysphagia/fullness management</strong> should involve a coordinated, team-based approach.
- <strong>Communication gaps</strong> between different caregivers can worsen patient outcomes and satisfaction.
- There is a need for <strong>clear responsibility</strong> and better role definition in care teams.
- <strong>Physicians</strong> should be available to support dysphagia management and facilitate communication.
- <strong>Standardized tools and records</strong> are recommended to track patient status, monitor compliance, and improve continuity of care.
- <strong>Training and feedback</strong> for staff can help strengthen communication skills and improve practice.
- The document suggests <strong>tracking metrics</strong> such as patient experience, compliance, and the amount of time required for communication or documentation.
- It emphasizes that improving communication can positively affect <strong>patient satisfaction</strong>, <strong>hospital quality</strong>, and potentially <strong>costs and outcomes</strong>.

Overall, the document argues for <strong>structured, collaborative dysphagia care</strong>, supported by standardized documentation, monitoring systems, and stronger communication across the care team.

Asset Subtitle

Lakmali C. Ranathunga

Meta Tag

Author List Abigail Silvers, Dalton Fisher, Lakmali C. Ranathunga, Michael Myers

Category Innovations

Concept Hospital Discharge Delay

Concept Multidisciplinary Discharge Huddle

Concept Barrier

Concept Communication

Concept Discharge Planning

Distinguished Non-Finalist

Presenter Organization Premier Health

Presenting Author Lakmali C. Ranathunga

Track Communication

Keywords

multidisciplinary dysphagia management

interdisciplinary communication

team-based care

communication gaps

role definition

physician support

standardized documentation

staff training

patient satisfaction

quality outcomes

Hospital Discharge Delay

Multidisciplinary Discharge Huddle

Barrier

Communication

Discharge Planning