Having patients involved in bedside handoffs helps patients better understand their care by being actively engaged, said Lianne Jeffs, PhD, lead author of the study. She added that having the opportunity to discuss questions and concerns with both nurses has a positive effect on patient satisfaction and anxiety.
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