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Newly Graduate Nurse Perception and Experience of Clinical Handover
Nurse Education Today, 2021 Clinical handover is challenging for newly graduated nurses. Previous studies have showed that many new graduates perform handover ineffectively and unsystematically; however, our knowledge of newly graduated nurse perceptions of handover, including barriers and challenges to handover, is incomplete.The study aimed to explore newly graduated nurse ...
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A scoping review of clinical handover mnemonic devices
International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 2023Abstract Since the Institute of Medicine (IOM) published To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System in 1999, clinical handovers (or handoffs) and their relationship with the communication of patient safety have raised concerns from the public, regulatory bodies, and medical practitioners.
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Clinical handover: critical communications
Medical Journal of Australia, 2009At times, its very existence is almost unnoticed —many health professionals do not think of a telephone referral as“handover” — and at other times it is seen as a mundane chorethat has to be done in addition to the “real” work of clinical staff.There can be complacency with current practices and littlerecognition of the high-risk nature of handover ...
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