Sentence examples for Staff handover from inspiring English sources

Clinical examinations findings were sometimes briefly mentioned at staff handover, but a formal and comprehensive communication expected at handover was never seen.

ISIA was introduced in four, one-hour education sessions, over a two week period, at staff handover time (2.30 pm – 3.30 pm).

Senior staff used the posters and hand-outs during staff handover time to further highlight the evidence for IA as the recommended fetal monitoring modality for low risk women and to challenge decisions for non-clinically indicated admission CTG and/or continuous CTG.

That announcement closed out Kelly's rocky tenure and ushered in a second straight messy chief-of-staff handover for the president, for whom the next pick will be the third to take on the daunting job in less than three years.

This study focuses on longitudinal continuity of care and in particular an objective of minimising the number of staff-handovers.

Continuity of care can improve both the effectiveness of health care and its efficiency with fewer staff-handovers and more consistency in the care provided.

Minimising the number of staff-handovers helps ensure a better relationship between mothers and midwives, and provides more opportunity for staff to identify emerging problems over a series of home visits.

An Essex acute trust's e-board scheme, which replaces the traditional ward whiteboard and staff paper handover notes, could become the basis of a national model.

At the same time the regular pulse of the ward continues to beat through it all – mealtimes and medication, escorted fag breaks every two hours, changes of staff shift, handover.

I was told to stop standing around chatting and to get "my arse in the kitchen" and do some washing up in front of about 20 members of staff at handover.

The prospective design and direct observation of nursing care within the post-anaesthetic care unit will identify processes and data not captured in the medical record, such as consultations with medical staff, nursing handover and gaps in documentation.