An Approach to Collaborative Practice via Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation: An Initiative to Interprofessional Education

Just culture is essential in patient safety culture and a solution to the "doctor knows best," complex healthcare system which needs contributions from interprofessional teamwork. The structured SBAR (situation-background-assessment-recommendation) lessens authority gradient and clinical fractionation, providing chances for non-physicians to express ideas. According to IHI and aviation CRM, SBAR should be disseminated. Golden Jubilee Medical Center and Thai Airways jointly trained medical personnel mainly postgraduate nurses around 605 at five governmental institutes within three years. The course, aimed at know-how and do-how, consists of icebreaking, didactic, workshops, and role-plays for six hours in a single day. The icebreaking lets each team member reflect on self-personality and do critical thinking puzzles. A three-hour lecture starts with patient safety culture, then CRM emphasi