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NCT07561762

THE I-PASS COMMUNICATION METHOD ON NURSE PERCEPTION OF HANDOVER QUALITY

Sponsor: Universitas Padjadjaran

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Summary

The goal of this non-clinical study is to determine whether the I-PASS communication method influences the improvement of handover quality among nurses. The main questions it aims to answer are: What are the perceptions of handover quality prior to implementing the I-PASS method? What are the perceptions of handover quality after using the I-PASS method? How do nurse characteristics (gender, age, education, employment status, length of service, and clinical nurse level) affect the improvement of handover quality perceptions when using the I-PASS method? What is the implementation retention of the I-PASS communication method? Is there a significant effect of the I-PASS communication method on nurses' perceptions of handover quality? Participants will: Participate in training sessions regarding the I-PASS communication method. Implement the I-PASS method during handover processes for two weeks. Complete questionnaires to assess handover quality.

Official title: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE I-PASS COMMUNICATION METHOD ON NURSE PERCEPTION OF HANDOVER QUALITY IN THE INPATIENT WARD OF WELAS ASIH HOSPITAL, WEST JAVA PROVINCE

Key Details

Gender

All

Age Range

Any - Any

Study Type

INTERVENTIONAL

Enrollment

Start Date

2026-04-01

Completion Date

2026-04-15

Last Updated

2026-05-01

Healthy Volunteers

Yes

Conditions

I-PASS Method on Handover Quality

Interventions

OTHER

Training I-PASS handoff bundle

The intervention proceeds of Training I-PASS handoff bundle in three phases: preparation, training, and evaluation. First, eligible nurses are recruited, provided with informed consent, and grouped by shifts. After a baseline assessment, participants undergo two 90-minute training sessions over two weeks. Next, the I-PASS method is implemented for 14 days, with compliance monitored through direct shift-based observations and checklists. Handover quality is measured via the Handover Evaluation Scale (HES) at three intervals: pre-test (baseline), mid-point (week two), and post-test (week three). Continuous researcher monitoring ensures protocol fidelity throughout the process.

Locations (1)

Welas Asih General Hospital West Java Province

Bandung, West Java, Indonesia