Healthcare Utilizing Deliberate Discussion Linking Events (HUDDLE): A Systematic Review.
@article{Glymph2015HealthcareUD, title={Healthcare Utilizing Deliberate Discussion Linking Events (HUDDLE): A Systematic Review.}, author={Derrick C Glymph and Maria Olenick and Salvatore Barbera and Ellen L. Brown and Lauren Prestianni and Crystal Miller}, journal={AANA journal}, year={2015}, volume={83 3}, pages={ 183-8 } }
The phenomenon, "huddle moments," can be described as a preparatory briefing among healthcare providers for the purpose of collaborating, exchanging information, and bringing awareness to patient safety concerns. A historical background of huddle communication is described and a systematic literature review was conducted on preoperative briefing and huddle communication. The article also describes a need for increased interprofessional collaboration education in anesthesia and a need for…
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