Inquiry into Clinical Practice

The question has been formulated considering Pico
format, which is presented underneath:
 P = Population/Patient/Problem –Problem it has
been considered in present context is any
relation with safety related issues that can be
faced by old age individuals dealing with
dementia from the age of 50 to 80.
 I = Intervention –Effective communication
tools, team training, multidisciplinary structured
work shift evaluation will be considered as the
interventions.
 C = Comparison –Competitors like other
hospitals and healthcare institutes that already
have effective communication process which
engaged both nurses and healthcare providers
towards a common goal i.e. to serve the best
experience to patients.
 O – Outcome–To improve the existing
communication process so that safety related
issues among patients can be reduced to
minimum.
Summary of the evidence
According to Karimi, (2017), there are pitfalls in relation
with communication can be found in approximately 5 to
10% within general population but if it is analysed when in
emergency hospitals and medical facilities this rate has
reached approximately to 15%. Basically, hospitalized
patients dealing with dementia from the starting age of 50
to 80 majorly experience the safety related issues and the
reason that came in front was improper communication
among registered nurses, healthcare providers and patients
as well. It has been found that communication is a multi-
dimensional, multi-factorial marvel and a dynamic,
complex cycle, firmly identified within environment in
which a person is willing to share his or her feelings with
the other individual. Viable communication is a significant
part of patient consideration, which improves
understanding, builds relationship and profoundly affects
the patient’s safety related concerns considering one
particular aspect i.e. quality. Communication is the key
component in giving nursing care, and prompts effective
services to patient dealing with dementia (Moltu, 2018).
Powerful relational abilities of nurses with other individuals
like patients dealing with dementia, health care providers
and other medical related individuals are indispensable to
compelling medical care arrangement, and can have
positive results including diminished tension, blame, agony,
and malady indications. In addition, they can expand
understanding level, acknowledgment, consistence, and
collaboration with the clinical group, and improve
physiological and useful status of the patient who are
dealing with dementia from the age of 50 to 80; it
additionally affects the patient's health in a positive way
through reducing the security or safety related concerns.
Considering the mentioned information, the clinical
question that has been developed is “How Patient safety
issues can be reduce to minimal that can be faced by
them because of improper communication among
nurses and healthcare practitioners?”
Over the years, improving quality and security has
become a need for hospitals. The reason that came in
front was that improper communication has brought lack
in safety measures for the patients who are dealing with
dementia (Hansen, 2016). Effective communication
among medical services colleagues (nurses and
healthcare providers) is one of the signs of safe and
profoundly dependable patient consideration. Improving
the communication process among medical services
colleagues under quickly changing social and ailments is
getting progressively significant.
Attendants (nurses) and doctors are among the most
significant medical care proficient gatherings in
emergency clinic settings. They attempt discrete and
particular undertakings in clinical practice, yet they are
required to impart successfully to offer powerful types of
assistance for patients. Compelling medical caretaker and
the doctor's would require to have two way
communication that includes sending the correct message
while being accurately gotten and perceived by the other
individual.
Patient’s safety related issues increased due to improper communication among Nurses and
Healthcare Practitioners
Clinical question: Background