Sentence examples for poor handover from inspiring English sources

In the other case, staff failed to detect that a seriously ill patient was deteriorating "following poor handover between clinical departments, from ED to another department", the hospital said.

Her review team's report emphasises that patients are at risk if clinicians base their decisions on inadequate data and that dangers multiply if there is poor handover of information between care teams or conflicting advice to patients from professionals.

In scenarios with severe constraints and very dynamic network conditions, mobile users may face poor handover (HO) performance.

To mitigate the poor handover performance, we introduced a novel network node into the LISP-MN architecture, a loc-server, that buffers the packets sent to an MN during handover and forwards to the device upon completion of the movement process.

Among the specific goals of this function, we have the minimization of call drops, the reduction of radio link failure (RLF), the minimization of unnecessary handovers and ping pongs due to poor handover parameters settings, and the minimization of idle problems.

The frequency of receiving a poor handover ranged from 'everyday' to 'once a fortnight'.

Poor handovers can cause reduced efficiency, delayed discharge or time to operation, and contributes to patient harm.

39 40 Secondly, advanced trainees (unlike first year trainees) may be allocated to several locations and activities throughout the hospital within a few hours, and excessive cross coverage and poor handovers can lead to undesirable events.

There was evidence of poor systematic handover of patients.

Interviewees reported that patients frequently experienced delays and inadequate care due to poor shift handover, sometimes with serious consequences.

One middle grade stated they had spent a whole shift (10 h) catching up after they had received poor or no handover.