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Published in final edited form as: Int J Med Inform. 2013 Jan 5;82(5):e107–e117. doi: 10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2012.11.005

Table II.

Communication by job type and round of data collection 6-months pre-implementation (R1), 3-months post implementation (R2) and one-year post implementation (R3), means and [standard deviations]

Nurses
R1
(N=178)
Nurses
R2
(N=120)
Nurses
R3
(N=162)
Providers
R1
(N=77)
Providers
R2
(N=52)
Providers
R3
(N=55)
Communication with nurses:
openness
77.0
[15.8]
75.2*
[16.0]
79.8*
[13.9]
79.9
[20.3]
84.6
[14.8]
80.7
[19.5]
Communication with physicians:
1,2,3
72.7
[17.6]
70.1
[20.3]
72.8
[19.0]
89.0
[13.3]
87.0
[13.3]
84.3
[18.8]
Communication with nurses:
accuracy
67.2
[23.1]
64.7
[21.8]
65.9
[21.5]
68.2
[23.3]
70.1
[19.2]
65.2
[23.9]
Communication with physicians:
accuracy 1,2
67.9
[20.6]
66.9
[21.7]
68.4
[20.0]
79.2
[19.5]
77.9
[16.5]
73.0
[22.4]
Communication: timeliness1,2,3 77.8**
[10.5]
73.4**
[12.9]
77.8**
[11.7]
79.5
[13.8]
79.6
[15.4]
79.7
[13.2]
Nurses Handoff/
Shift Communication
70.2
[16.0]
68.3
[17.3]
71.7
[16.4]
65.3
[21.4]
68.9
[18.9]
66.4
[20.7]
Physician Handoff/
Shift Communication1,2,3
63.7
[16.5]
63.0
[17.6]
66.2
[16.8]
77.3
[16.4]
75.2
[15.9]
76.8
[16.6]
Communication Total1,2 71.4
[10.7]
69.0
[12.1]
72.2
[11.0]
77.1
[12.4]
77.9
[12.6]
75.4
[12.3]
*

Differences between rounds of data collection are statistically significant at p<0.005, and

**

p<0.001

1,2,3

Differences between providers and nurses are statistically significant in respectively R1, R2, and R3