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    Handing Over/ Taking Over Report-Existing: Nice Guidelines - Structured Patient Handover - Actual

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    This document provides guidelines for structured patient handovers between medical teams. It recommends using the SBAR tool to summarize the patient's situation, background, assessment, and recommendations. The handover should include a diagnosis and treatment summary, monitoring plans, ongoing treatment plans covering drugs, therapies, nutrition, and discharge. It should also address the patient's mental health, communication needs, physical goals, and any remaining tasks. The ideal handover note includes the date, treatments, remarks, and signatures.

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    This document provides guidelines for structured patient handovers between medical teams. It recommends using the SBAR tool to summarize the patient's situation, background, assessment, and recommendations. The handover should include a diagnosis and treatment summary, monitoring plans, ongoing treatment plans covering drugs, therapies, nutrition, and discharge. It should also address the patient's mental health, communication needs, physical goals, and any remaining tasks. The ideal handover note includes the date, treatments, remarks, and signatures.

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    This document provides guidelines for structured patient handovers between medical teams. It recommends using the SBAR tool to summarize the patient's situation, background, assessment, and recommendations. The handover should include a diagnosis and treatment summary, monitoring plans, ongoing treatment plans covering drugs, therapies, nutrition, and discharge. It should also address the patient's mental health, communication needs, physical goals, and any remaining tasks. The ideal handover note includes the date, treatments, remarks, and signatures.

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    Handing Over/ Taking Over Report-Existing: Nice Guidelines - Structured Patient Handover - Actual

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    HANDING OVER/ TAKING OVER REPORT- EXISTING

    Patient Name- Mr. omprakash


    Hospital Number-
    Male, 40yrs, Med002, SF1, GEN

    Time Medicine Time Treatment- Remark Signature


    7:30am Patient general condition is
    stable. Bowel and bladder habit
    is normal. IV Cannula present in
    left hand. Patient splept well.
    Self-voiding. Back skin intact.
    Report handing over and taking
    over done.

    NICE GUIDELINES- STRUCTURED PATIENT HANDOVER- ACTUAL


    A handover of care that uses the approach outlined in the SBAR (situation–background–assessment–
    recommendation) tool to facilitate efficient handover of patients between transferring and receiving teams. It
    includes:

     a summary of the stay, including diagnosis and treatment

     a monitoring and investigation plan

     a plan for ongoing treatment, including drugs and therapies, nutrition plan, infection status and any
    agreed limitations of treatment

     a discharge plan

     physical and rehabilitation goals

     mental health, psychological and emotional needs

     specific communication or language needs

     Tasks still to do.


    The plan also needs to be communicated to the person or their next of kin.
    Ideal nurses note

    Date Medicine Time Treatment- Remark Signature/id


    no
    21/2/202 7:30am Patient general condition is Lalita /13411
    0 stable. Bowel and bladder habit
    is normal. IV Cannula present in
    left hand. Patient splept well.
    Self-voiding. Back skin intact.
    Report handing over and taking
    over done.

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