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A scoping review of clinical handover mnemonic devices
International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 2023 Abstract 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.
Amos H W Yung +2 more
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Student participation in clinical handover–an integrative review
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2016 Aim and objectivesTo examine the literature exploring the current understanding of student nurse participation in clinical handover whilst they are enrolled in an undergraduate preregistration course.BackgroundThe importance of handing over the care of a patient to ensure continuity and safety of care is well‐recognised.
Malone, Linda +2 more
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Nursing clinical handover in neonatal care
Contemporary Nurse, 2014 Clinical handover ensures continuity of care, providing the opportunity to transfer responsibility and accountability for the care of a patient from nurse to nurse.The aim of this study was to examine afternoon nursing clinical handover from the perspective of nurses, exploring the quality of information, the interactions and support, the efficiency ...
Brown, Janie, Sims, S.
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Teaching Clinical Handover by Clinical Reasoning
Nurse Educator, 2022Maggie Mee Kie, Chan +3 more
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Internal Medicine Journal, 2019
AbstractBackgroundEffective clinical handover has always been integral to delivering safe, high‐quality care in medical wards.AimAs handover activity increases in importance we wanted to explore the experience of physicians and trainee doctors. There is little research on internal medicine handover with even less based on direct observational research ...
Sinead Donnelly +3 more
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AbstractBackgroundEffective clinical handover has always been integral to delivering safe, high‐quality care in medical wards.AimAs handover activity increases in importance we wanted to explore the experience of physicians and trainee doctors. There is little research on internal medicine handover with even less based on direct observational research ...
Sinead Donnelly +3 more
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Implementing bedside handover: strategies for change management
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2010 Aims and objectives.: To identify factors influencing change in two hospitals that moved from taped and verbal nursing handover to bedside handover.
Anne Mcmurray +2 more
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Pediatric clinical handover: a best practice implementation project
JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports, 2017EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background: Communication of information between and among healthcare providers is an essential element of patient care. Poor clinical handover has been associated with inaccurate clinical assessment and diagnosis, delays in diagnosis, medication errors and decreased patient satisfaction.
Zhuowen, Yu +4 more
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Journal of Nursing Management, 2022
AIM This study sought to explore nurses' perceptions of clinical handover in a regional healthcare facility to better understand the local context and identify the most appropriate clinical handover models.
Emily J Weston +3 more
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AIM This study sought to explore nurses' perceptions of clinical handover in a regional healthcare facility to better understand the local context and identify the most appropriate clinical handover models.
Emily J Weston +3 more
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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 ...
Christine M, Jorm +2 more
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Improving measurement in clinical handover
Quality and Safety in Health Care, 2009Poor clinical handover creates discontinuities in care leading to patient harm. However, the field of handover research continues to lack standardised definitions and reliable measurement tools to identify factors that would lead to harm reduction and improved safety strategies.This paper introduces a conceptual framework to underpin a research agenda ...
Jeffcott, S. +4 more
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