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Agreement of Nurses' and Physicians' Attitudes on Collaboration During the Covid-19 Pandemic Using the Jefferson Scale of Attitudes Toward Physician-Nurse Collaboration.

Adv Med Educ Pract · 2022 · PMC9397425 · PMID 36017249

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14 Miller also noted on the Nurse-Physician ICU Questionnaire that physicians perceived higher levels of collaboration in an intensive care unit than did nurses, and in several cases, the differences were highly significant. 15 O’Leary et al noted that physicians rated the “quality of communication and collaboration with nurses as high or very high” as compared to nurses in general medical units at an academic hospital in Chicago. 16 Nurses rated the collaboration with physicians as “suboptimal.” 16 In our study, however, twenty-one Intensive Care Unit nurses’ and physicians’ scores did not differ significantly from the rest of the group.

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