Talking to Doctors: Tips for Students and New Nurses (SBAR)

Talking to Doctors: Tips for Students and New Nurses (SBAR) is a communication tool to help new nurses, student nurses and all nurses tailor their conversations to reduce the nerves or fears that often come with nurse-physician interactions.
Communicating within our healthcare team, supervisors, and physicians require that nurses use a system to ensure the information they share is relevant and understood. SBAR is one tool that is often cited in nursing education and utilized to provide a focused report.
S stands for situation. It answers two questions: What if my major concern? What is going on now:?
B stands for Background. Ask yourself what just happened?
A stands for Assessment. This will provide information around what you did and what you think is going on.
R stands for recommendation. What is you would like to see? What do you need to happen?
When we use a standardized tool, a system that is familiar to others, we improve the level of understanding among the team to ensure we are providing best patient care and outcomes.
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[@childrenoflight3010]

Shalom, Everyone? & Hello, Mr Professor, Doctors, & Nurses, & Students., This Is More Stunning, & Easy To Follow You, More Correctly Through It All, Shalom.,

[@NurseMinder]

Thank you

[@nicolanel6923]

This has been very helpful, thank you!!

[@NurseMinder]

You are welcome

[@skubidough9828]

clear and easy to follow. love it

[@sweetcaramelsmile]

Thank you! This has been an issue for me.

[@selmauushona4058]

Thank you informative and.comphensive presentation

[@palladianwalkerkk2302]

That's a great insight. You have fantastic knowledge.. must b having 10yrs of work ex.. I see your all vedios I like them all as I am a Pharmacist it gives good recap.

[@NurseMinder]

Thanks! The SBAR is a great tool

[@wealthymansourladyempire8752]

S=situation current B=background pertinent facts A=assessment--what did you do R=recommendation--would you like, can we?

[@wealthymansourladyempire8752]

I like SOAP better

[@leahcooter4896]

@@wealthymansourladyempire8752 That is the medical note type not a report type in use by nursing.

[@May-cz6xi]

omg this is what I need! thank you so much! ❤️😘

[@noahtris1042]

Thanks so much 👏👏👏am a medical student and this will greatly help me

[@NurseMinder]

Thank you!

[@winnetziburawa7729]

This is helpful for OET writing.

[@NurseMinder]

What is OET writing?

[@ryan-qg3qb]

for this case can we advance like hooking her to O2 supplementation via NC 2-4LPM

[@NurseMinder]

Do you mean this is your recommendation ? Yes you can put that in your SBAR

[@rndeborah1]

Why wasn't the O2 Saturation of 92% addressed or oxygen requested from MD/charge nurse? Thank you :-)

[@NurseMinder]

92 and higher is considered normal