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  1. Optimising nursing shift handover in Paediatric Intensive Care

    Includes abstract. Includes bibliographical references.

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  2. Factors Influencing Quality of Emergency Department Nurse Shift Handover

    Nurse-to-nurse shift handover communication is an essential exchange of information that occurs at shift change with the purpose of ensuring that incoming nurses have necessary information to take responsibility for their patients and to provide high quality, safe care. Poor quality shift handover

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  3. Exploration of Effective Nursing Shift Handover In the Intensive Care Units in Saudi Arabia: Adaptation and Validation of the Handover Evaluation Scale

    Background: Effective nursing shift handover in intensive care units (ICUs) is crucial for maintaining care quality and patient safety and reducing the risk of adverse events. In multicultural ICUs in Saudi Arabia, where nurses have diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, handover

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  4. Bedside handover: structure, process and content - a mixed methods study

    Background: The handover (also termed handoff) of patient information and patient care is an essential, albeit risk laden and time consuming activity in clinical nursing practice. Therefore, this nursing practice is both of importance and concern for patient safety and nursing management. The …

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