Ann Gunma Health Sci
Online ISSN : 1343-4179
ISSN-L : 1343-4179
Nurse perceptions about bedside and nursing station handovers
Miyu TanakaHiromi TsujimuraShiomi KanaizumiSatsuki TakahashiKoki ItedanMichiyo Oka
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2020 Volume 40 Pages 28-35

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Purpose: This study examines the current situation, advantages and disadvantages of bedside handovers compared to nurse station handovers, and discusses future issues for bedside handovers. Method: A total of 19 nurses from Hospital A who were experienced both in bedside and nurse station handovers participated in a self-administered questionnaire survey. Results: Responses were received from 16 nurses. Regarding bedside handovers, all participants replied affirmatively to the following two items: the nurses can accurately understand the patient's condition and risks exist for leaking personal information when conducting handovers in a room with multiple patients. Discussion: In bedside handovers, observation by multiple nurses leads to reliable sharing and information transmission. However, issues exist concerning the risk of leaking personal information.

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