Question

1. Give me your opinions about important of writing a shift change report

2. Explaining and give the example of written, verbal and beside reports
3. Tell me and explain the reason which one that you prefer from those SCR
The answer
1. In my opinion writing a shift change report is important to do, because this
is to give a continue nurse care plan. Writing a shift change report to do
for minimalize mistakes on given an intervention and implementation in
her health problem. This is to information about theconditions of the
patients, treatment, care planning and what the intervention not yet
implementation.
2. A. Written report is a written communication to communicate patient
information. This report is to provide a permanent record of nurse care
plan to the patient.
Example:
Date & Time Name Target DAR
11/20/2019 Mrs. A Pain D :Intense
20.00 abdominal pain,
antalgic position
with legs tucked
up, groaning.

A: Injection of
Prodalfon et
Spasfon

R: patient
calmed, no
longer
complaining

B. Verbal report is a report of shift change report whereby one nurse orally
conveys information to other nurses. The verbal report is interactive by
face to face and make statement about the patient condition or their
psychological state and to interpretation information through discussion
leading to a team approach in development and evaluation care plans.
Example:
The night nurse told the morning nurse that mrs.A in bed 125 last night
have a shortness of breath.
“ Mrs.A in bed 125 have a shortness breat. So, need oxygenation and
regular monitoring”
 C. Bedside report
Is the change-of-shift report between the offgoing nurse and the oncoming
nurse that takes place at the bedside. This makes patients a part of the
process in the delivery of care. The bedside report ensures that the off-
going nurse is giving the correct information to the on-coming nurse by
visualizing the patient.
Example:
Ns. A: hello mrs. X. I’m getting ready to go home. This is gonna be your
morning nurse, and she’s gonna take really good care of you this morning.
Mrs. X: OK
Ns. B: hello miss my name is ns. B. I’m gonna be your nurse this morning
until 2 p.m. can you state your name and your birth date?
Mrs. X: my name is mrs. X, 03/22/84
Ns.B: all right. I’m just gonna get report from ns.A
Ns.A : she is 35 years old female. Who was admitted for chest pain. So she
has a cardiac diet. So you can go ahead and eat your dinner tonight.
Nothing by mouth after midnight until tomorrow morning fo her stress
test. She has a right forearm 20 gauge, with normal saline at 75.
Ns. B: I am going to check your IV
Ns. A: she also has 2 milligrams of morphine available for pain as needed
every four hours. Mrs. X are you haing any pain right now?
Mrs.X: no
Ns.A: goals of care include pain management

3. I choose the bedside report because we can see directly the patient’s
condition. This is the time when the nurse can approve medical history,
physical findings, and treatment plans, including prescribed drugs directly.
This shift is to help ensure the safe handoff of care between nurses by
involving the patient and family.