1.What does SBAR stand for?

Severity, Background, Action, Recommendation

Situation, Background, Assessment and Recommendation

Situation, Background, Accomplishment, Re-evaluation

Severity, Background, Assessment Re-evaluation

2.Who is responsible for ensuring SBAR is complete and accurate?

The sender

The receiver

Both sender and receiver

3.What does using SBAR (strategy) support?

Reduces the need for clients and families to repeat information

Standardizes effective communication 

Required information is consistently shared at care transitions

Enhanced teamwork 

Promotes patient safety and decreased risk or error

All of the above 

4.The Interdepartmental Patient Transfer Communication Tool (SBAR) is retained on the patient chart as part of the patient record. 

True

False

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