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ObjectiveTo explore the application effect of the CICARE communication model in patient communication in the waiting room for cardiac interventional therapy. MethodsThe 108 patients in the waiting room for cardiac interventional therapy at a hospital from January 2023 to May 2023 were selected as the study subjects. Among them， 55 patients from January to March 2023 were assigned to the control group， and 53 patients from April to May 2023 were assigned to the intervention group. The control group received the traditional communication model for communication and health education， and the intervention group received the CICARE communication model for communication and health education. The intervention effects were compared between the two groups. ResultsAfter implementing the CICARE communication model， the preoperative anxiety level of patients in the intervention group was significantly lower than that in the control group ［（12.30±4.30） Vs. （15.41±2.35）， P<0.01］. The intervention group had a significantly better understanding of surgical objectives and procedures ［（4.70±0.54） Vs. （3.66±0.67）， P<0.001］， preoperative preparation （P<0.001）， intra-operative position and communication ［（3.89±0.32） Vs. （3.03±0.57）， P<0.001］， and post-operative precautions ［（5.26±0.71） Vs. （4.17±0.71）， P<0.001］ than the control group. In addition， the number of people in the intervention group who was satisfied with the evaluation of nursing work （χ2=23.923， P<0.001） and the overall satisfaction score were significantly higher than those in the control group ［（68.48±6.42） Vs. （45.79±12.56）， P<0.001］. ConclusionPatient education based on the CICARE communication model can effectively inprove communication efficiency， improve the body stress response， enhance patient satisfaction with nursing work， and promote a harmonious nurse-patient relationship.
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Background: Communication of patient information in a healthcare setting in previous years was based on documented information on paper records carried from one location to another. However, with the introduction of electronic health records (EHRs), communications are now conducted electronically via installed and connected computer systems that are networked together. Inadequate communication of patients' information can deter patients' health and threaten their lives, putting them in unnecessary danger. Objective: The objective of this study was to design a standard EHR template model of communication for tertiary hospital that can be used in communicating patients' information between various departments involved in the management of patients without carrying papers around or tossing Patients or their relatives up and down. Method: The research adopts soft system methodology (SSM) with communication concepts from knowledge management, combining observations with various practical information to make a conclusion based on past experiences through a process of inductive reasoning, a communication model was developed that can be used as a template for hospitals to upgrade/integrate paper-based patient information management to electronic based in a bid to enhance patient care and information management. Results: The developed communication template model has been designed to be adopted for use in a bid to manage patients' information electronically in all tertiary hospitals and other hospitals that may so desire its use. Conclusion: It is observed from this article that communication in hospitals through EHR template is user friendly, safe and possible within the hospital and to outside facilities for effective paperless management of patients.
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Disaster emergencies occur frequently in the world, and the related research on emergency rescue information communication model has been paid attention to. At present, most scholars mainly study the information communication model between the government ,the media and the public, the information communication model for rescue workers is less. This paper describes the three-step program communication model, SBAR communication model, AIDET communication model in detail, according to the rescue team face different communication objects, combined with the characteristics of the emergency rescue environment, the above three information communication model adjustment is suitable for the rescue team efficient communication, is conducive to improve the rescue efficiency.
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Objective To observe the application of SBAR communication model in beside shift hand-over for the perioperative nursing of aneurysmall subarachnoid hemorrhage (aSAH). Methods A total of 72 cases who were diagnosed with aSAH were divided into the control group (36 cases)and observation group(36 cases).The traditional shift-change method was used in control group. The SBAR communication model was adopted in the observation group. To compare the time spent on handover, the incidence of care issues, the satisfaction of both patients and shift nurses and the incidence of complications between observation group and control group. Results Time consuming in shift change in observation group was (5.43 ± 0.44) min, lower than that in control group (7.81 ± 0.54) min, and the difference was significant (t=39.496, P<0.01). The incidence of care issues was 27.41％(37/135) in control group and 9.63％(13/135) in observation group, and there was significant difference (χ2=14.138, P<0.01). The satisfaction rate of shift nurses in observation group was higher than that in control group, and there was significant difference (t=-15.193--4.971, P<0.05). The satisfaction rate of caregivers and patients in observation group was higher than that in control group, and there was significant difference (t =--2.580--2.120, P<0.05) . Besides, the incidence of complications was 27.78％(10/36) in control group and 8.33％(3/36) in observation group, and there was significant difference (χ2=4.600, P<0.05). Conclusions The SBAR communication model in beside shift hand-over has improved the efficiency of shift change,reduced nursing risks and collaboration effect of nurse team.
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The social tagging system on Internet is a new model for the organization and communication of information resources in the modern network environment.After the social tagging system and information communication model were outlined,the information communication model in social tagging system and its advantages and disadvantages were analyzed with Watercress Network as an example,and suggestions were put forward for its optimization.
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Objective:To explore the effects of CICARE communication model in emergency nursing .Meth-ods:The CICARE communication model was applied from the beginning of administration to rescue and transfer processes .The nurses were required to apply the CICARE communication skill to the whole nursing process through training , scenario simulation , role playing , practice and assessment .Results:The communication ability of nurses and satisfaction of patients improved significantly .Doctor -patient disputes decreased .Conclusions: CICARE communication model , as an effective way of communication plays a important role in promoting the comprehensive quality of nurses and the nursing quality .
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Ensuring the safety of patients is the the duty of medical workers. Nursing safety is the key factor to reflect the quality of nursing service, which is closely related to patient safety. The effective communication between physicians and nurses is a powerful guarantee for the safety of patients. The positive effect of SBAR communication model in clinical communication has been validated in many aspects, which gradually becomes an important communication model. Now reviews the origin, connotation, characteristics and application status of SBAR communication model, then put forward the matters needing attention when using the model, in order to provide theoretical reference for clinical application.
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Good health promotion programs which help achieve public health goals are derived from using a mix of epidemiological and social and behavioral science research information. Social data informed by behavioral theories provides a lens of understanding how recommended behaviors are adopted by different individuals within the population over a period of time. In addition to social and epidemiological data, evidence based and scientifically planned and monitored strategic communication interventions have to be linked to available service components of the program. Communication is increasingly understood as an enabler of individual and social level change to achieve established developmental goals including health. Democratization movements and the advent of the internet have changed the environment around any program communication from top-down, expert-to-consumer (vertical) communication towards non-hierarchical, dialogue-based (horizontal) communication, through which the public increasingly questions recommendations of experts and public institutions on the basis of their own, often web based, research. The amount of information available has increased greatly, including scientifically valid data and evidence-based recommendations alongside poor quality data, personal opinions, and misinformation. Evidence-based approaches include engagement with and listening to stakeholders, and being transparent about decision making, and honest and open about uncertainty and risks. Decision and policy makers cannot assume what the public wants without undertaking social science and decision science research. The Global Polio Eradication Initiative and Integrated Disease Surveillance Projects (IDSP) in India haves shown that monitoring of public concerns needs to be continuous and responsive, and hand in hand with the monitoring of technical strategies and appropriate Information Technology support for, not only data transmission but also for videoconferencing and community involvement through toll free 24×7 call service with universal access. This article elucidates the vital role of Health Promotion, a research based communication process, in achieving developmental, particularly health goals. It underscores that communication is as much a science as an art, as much process as it is about outcomes. It advocates for increased linkages between epidemiological research and social science research in planning effective health promotion interventions with quality service delivery.