I-SBAR Shift Report Handoff | Nurse-to-Nurse Demo

I-SBAR nurse-to-nurse handoff report example. Observe expert nurses Cat and Mike practice identification, situation, background, assessment, and recommendation steps.
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[@lonewolfnh89]

the situation and background was drastically different from what my professor expects. damn this is so frustrating.

[@rupinderjeetsondh4385]

Great report which is useful for learner,thanku for making it.plz make more reports like that

[@Bill.R.124]

All good. Always consder skin, fall risk, and the red flags. Why is so tachy? (Albuterol or PE). In my experience the stat CT chest is done before starting heparin. The ED would have done that before she even arrived. If they suspect PE, the D-dimer is not useful (will a negative test make you comfortable that her CT chest would be negative? Nope, as it's not specific enough and false negative occur).

[@kungfu82able]

How about mobility and mentation?

[@nursingandnclexmastery]

Mental status and activity/mobility (such as ADL's, transfers, etc.) can be included in the assessment portion of handoff.

[@kungfu82able]

@@nursingandnclexmastery Guess we do things differently at my hospital.