Sentence examples for poor information transfer from inspiring English sources
(CA5Res) Participants reported the negative effect of poor information transfer to care homes, particularly around admission and discharge from hospital.
Discontinuities in care [ 15] created by shift working or poor information transfer contribute to error by failing to recognize trends in a deteriorating patient's condition.
The main coordination problems encountered after patient discharge from hospital were poor information transfer from hospital to downstream staff, on the one hand, and delays due to administrative procedures, on the other [ 51].
This is reflected in reports of poor clinical information transfer, inappropriate referrals of patients to secondary care and the follow-up of patients in secondary care rather than in primary care when appropriate.
Unfamiliarity, together with poor communication and information transfer between health professionals and services, resulted in professional territoriality [ 49].
Service users and carers identified both positive and negative 'depersonalized transitions' characterised in negative cases by poor communication and information transfer between services, users, carers and voluntary agencies [ 30].
Many factors contribute to the problem, like poor communication, inadequate discharge instructions, spotty information transfer and delayed outpatient follow-up.
Several studies have referred to staff shortages or inexperienced staff completing documentation also contributing to the poor quality of information transferred [ 13, 47].
Besides time restraints and poor payment, possible other reasons for insufficient information transfer at the GP level in Germany should be investigated more thoroughly.
However, as the crisis progressed, information transfer reduced considerably and there was poor communication (Cronin 2008; McDowell 2008).
Reported examples of poor coordination are lack of treatment follow-up, conflicting information from providers, delayed information transfer following hospital discharge, and unavailability of relevant information during patients' scheduled visits.
