Briefly summarize the article population

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Chiew, L., Bakar, S.B.A., Ramakrishnan, S., Cheng, P.L.C., Karunagaran, Y., Bunyaman, Z.B. (2019). Nurse's perceptions and compliance on identification, situation, background, assessment and recommendation (ISBAR) tools for handoff communication in tertiary hospital, Dammam. Malays. J. Med. Sci. 3(4), 26-32. 10.31674/mjmr.2019.v03i04.004

1. Identify author and title of article chosen.

2. Briefly summarize the article's population, intervention, and outcome measurements in one to two paragraphs.

3. Identify the measurement tool by name and author.

4. Did the article author obtain and indicate permission for use?

5. Was the instrument determined to be reliable and valid? If so, how was the reliability and validity determined or reported?

6. Did the tool measure the outcomes constant to the theoretical concepts identified?

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