COMMUNICATION WHTIE BOARD STRATEGY ENHANCING PATIENT-CENTERED CARE THROUGH PATIENT ENGAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE FACILITY / A COMPASSIONATE NARRATIVE REVIEW.
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Keywords
Whiteboard Communication, Patient engagement, Healthcare communication, awareness, satisfaction, standardized tool
Abstract
Background:-To explore the impact of communication whiteboards in healthcare settings, this review focuses on patient and Healthcare provider engagement and communication while the patient stays at the hospital, the communication whiteboard is a tool to bring closer healthcare providers and patients to discuss their health information that will reduce the patient's curiosity to know their diagnosis or treatment plan as well as it helps to reduce patient’s anxiety, fear, and stress. To increase awareness among patients and healthcare providers for their active participation and contribution to enhance person-centered care through communication whiteboard on standardized content.
Method: - After reviewing and got the encyclopedic information regarding the selected topic and guiding the narrative review, a research question is developed using the PICOT technique. The keywords were identified, and a literature search was conducted between January 2005 to November 2023. The Nursing and medical electronic database literature as part of the process of understanding the current evidence or knowledge base literature search from MEDLINE, Google Scholar, and PubMed databases for the relevant studies.
Results: After screening of literature review 21 studies were included and Customized.
Conclusion: This systematic review elucidates about patient whiteboards enhance patient engagement and promote the person-centered care approach.
Aim: To increase awareness and reduce the communication gap among patients and healthcare providers for their active participation and contribution to enhancing person-centered care through the communication whiteboard.
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Javed Iqbal
Nursing Department Communicable Disease center-Hamad Medical Corporation Doha Qatar
Mir Aftab Uz Zaman
A/Director of Nursing Communicable Disease Center-Hamad Medical Corporation Doha Qatar.
Dr Asfand Yar Khalid
Medical Education Department Hamad Medical Corporation Doha Qatar.
Khadija Al Shakhali
Executive Director of Nursing Hamad Medical Corporation Doha Qatar
Dr. Muna Al Maslamani
CEO &Medical Director-Communicable Disease Center / Hamad Medical Corporation Doha Qatar
Mona Ali Al Frahan
Assistant Executive Director-Communicable Disease Center / Hamad Medical Corporation Doha Qatar
Dr. Brijesh Sathian
senior scientist & Deputy Chair for Research, Geriatrics and long-term care department, Rumailah Hospital
Dr Sreethish Sasi
Clinical Fellow Infectious Diseases Division-Communicable Disease Center / Hamad Medical Corporation
Ibrahim Mahdi
Social Worker Department Communicable Disease center-Hamad Medical Corporation Doha Qatar
Amir Sultan
Assistant professor / Principal Tasleem College of Nursing and Health Sciences, swat, Pakistan.
Afsha Bibi
Assistant Professor / Principal Arham Institute of Medical Sciences & Nursing Matta Swat.