Identify the primary role that the SBAR system (Situa-tion-Background-Assessment-Recommendation) plays in the clinical setting

a. Establishes the physician as the primary and sole source of authority during codes
b. Reduces confusion in the communication between nurse and physician in emergen-cies
c. Aids nurses in independent practice when necessary
d. Reduces the number of lawsuits asso-ciated with the care of critically ill clients


B

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