Patient Handover Training

The incoming clinician asks the clarifying question "low dose dopamine for renal failure?"

The incoming clinician is noting that the issue of trach placement has not been discussed in the handover

The incoming clinician hints that there was somehting not covered in the handover.

The incoming clinician asks a question to clarify the patient's incoming maintenence rate.

Responses like "hmm.." "okay..." and "right..." are do not contribute to the discussion and therefore are not examples of active engagement.

The two clinicians in this video are just chit-chatting. This is fine, but it should take place after the patient handover has occurred.

The outgoing clinician jumps directly into the handover without providing a BLUF.

The outgoing clinician in this video is giving the Bottom Line Up Front to provide context for the rest of the handover.

The incoming clinician is actively engaging, confirming statements, and asking questions where appropriate.

Mr. Black was seen by the incoming clinician yesterday, so it's appropriate to give a quick overview including anything that has changed with his status.