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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 ...
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Quality of handover to the postanaesthesia care unit nurse
Anaesthesia, 2002Summary I surveyed 276 patients admitted to the postanaesthetic care unit (PACU). The quality of handover to the PACU nurse was assessed by scoring four indicators: the quality of verbal information about the patient, the condition of the patient on admission, the professional behaviour of the anaesthetist and ...
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Handover: an ethnographic study of ritual in nursing practice
Intensive and Critical Care Nursing, 1996Three times every day in most of the hospitals and nursing homes in the UK, the so-called ritual of handover takes place. This ethnographic study examines that practice. The handovers of one ward were observed to see if they warrant the label of ritual as described by Helman (1990).
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Developing a guide to improve the quality of nurses’ handover
Nursing Older People, 2006This article considers the importance of handover as a means of communicating important patient information from one nursing shift to the next. It describes the development of a guide, based on Essence of Care benchmarks, intended to improve the quality of nursing handover.
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Factors influencing nursing students’ competency in nursing handover
Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And InstructionObjectives This study attempted to investigate the factors affecting nursing students' nursing handover competence and to identify the relationship between clinical decision-making ability, clinical reasoning ability, and handover self-efficacy to serve as a basis for future handover education courses for nursing students.
Yun Ju Ha, Yu-Ri Song
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Improving the nursing handover report.
Professional nurse (London, England), 1997The nursing handover report is a vital method of passing on essential information to nurses on the next shift. Nursing handover reports traditionally take place in private; they can become lengthy, irrelevant or unprofessional. Alternative methods of handover, such as bedside reporting, or tape-recording or writing reports, can help refine the process ...
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Perceptions of Effective Nursing Handover Education
Nurse EducatorBackground: Nursing handover education is critical for ensuring patient safety; however, persistent gaps remain between educational approaches and clinical handover practice. Methods: A sequential mixed-methods study was conducted with
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