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Patient participation in nursing bedside handover: A systematic mixed-methods review [PDF]
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2018 Background: Numerous reviews of nursing handover have been undertaken, but none have focused on the patients’ role. Objectives: To explore how patient participation in nursing shift-to-shift bedside handover can be enacted.
Georgia Tobiano, , Ishtar Sladdin
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Nurses discuss bedside handover and using written handover sheets
Journal of Nursing Management, 2013The analysis of nursing errors in clinical management highlighted that clinical handover plays a pivotal role in patient safety. Changes to handover including conducting handover at the bedside and the use of written handover summary sheets were subsequently implemented. The aim of the study was to explore nurses' perspectives on the introduction of
Maree Johnson, Leanne S Cowin
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Attitudes of emergency department patients about handover at the bedside
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2014 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: To explore patients' perspectives of bedside handover by nurses in the emergency department (ED). BACKGROUND: International guidelines promote standardisation in clinical handover.
Debra Kerr
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Compliance with a structured bedside handover protocol: An observational, multicentred study
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2018 Backgrounth Bedside handover is the delivery of the nurse-to-nurse shift handover at the patient's bedside. The method is increasingly used in nursing, but the evidence concerning the implementation process and compliance to the method is limited ...
Simon Malfait +2 more
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Bedside handover at the change of nursing shift: A mixed‐methods study
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2020AbstractAimTo describe the structures, processes and content of bedside handover at the change of nursing shift in an acute‐care context.BackgroundThe handover of patient information and care at the change of nursing shift is an essential, albeit risk‐laden, time‐consuming activity in clinical practice.DesignA convergent parallel mixed‐methods design ...
Mary F Forde, Josephine Hegarty
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Patients' perceptions of bedside handovers
Journal of Orthopaedic Nursing, 1998• The bedside handover is a universal phenomenon in nearly every type of care setting. It has become the chief arena for the intershift handover in contemporary nursing practice. Published literature investigating patients' viewpoints on the location of the bedside handover is sparse.• The overall aim of this study is to describe and provide an ...
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Patients’ perceptions of bedside handover
Nursing Standard, 1999Gone are the days when a nurse would discuss a patient's progress in a matter of fact way behind their back when handing over their care to a colleague. Handover has now moved from the office to the bedside to maximise patient involvement and continuity of care. Catherine Greaves reveals how patients perceive this practice.
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Patients' Views on Bedside Nursing Handover
Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 2014A study was undertaken to explore patients' experiences and perceptions associated with implementation of bedside nursing handover. Interviews were conducted with patients and analyzed using a directed content analysis. Three themes emerged through which patients described their experience with bedside nursing handover as follows: (1) creating a space ...
Lianne, Jeffs +6 more
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What is the point of bedside handovers?
Nursing Standard, 2017What is the point of bedside handovers? I would be furious if any personal information was divulged about me in front of other patients or relatives. The only thing they are good for is ensuring safe handover of infusions and drains.
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Bedside handovers are only suitable on general wards
Nursing Standard, 2012Further to the Care campaign feature, 'Nurses have a duty to be kind, friendly and polite' (February 8), I was interested to read about the introduction of bedside handovers for nursing teams.
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