Table 4.

Experienced and own communication behavior

	Female	Male	P-value
Experienced communication behavior.
Asking for feedback from team members after a difficult patient care.	85.9% (110)	82.0% (481)	0.29
Hear statements from colleagues that are not appreciative.	9.3% (12)	4.9% (29)	0.05
Experiencing increased interruption in patient care and handoffs.	33.5% (43)	40.2% (236)	0.16
Own communication behavior.
Repeating a received task before performing it.	36.7% (47)	44.3% (260)	0.11
Loud announcement when an assigned task has been completed.	73.4% (94)	72.8% (427)	0.89
Addressing colleagues by name when a task is passed on.	83.5% (107)	79.6% (466)	0.29
Forgetting communicated information during patient handoffs.	12.5% (16)	13.4% (79)	0.76
Forget to hand over information at the time of delivery.	12.5% (16)	12.9% (76)	0.88
Twisting of information during the handover.	0.7% (1)	2.5% (15)	0.32
Confusion under high stress	5.4% (7)	5.9% (35)	0.82
Wrong listening under high stress	7.0% (9)	10.2% (60)	0.26
Inaccurate expression high stress	18.7% (24)	20.1% (118)	0.72
Decreased communication under high stress	35.9% (46)	31.0% (182)	0.28
Take a wrong tone under high stress	10.1% (13)	9.0% (53)	0.69
Mistakes, slips or errors under high stress	10.1% (13)	8.3% (49)	0.51