Bedside Report - As The Shift Changes....(FINAL)

DVD Release Version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPJsB3IbWwY

Cast:
Out-going nurse -- Patrick Lutz
In-coming nurse -- Anna Gill
Patient -- Carlos Fernandez
Patient's wife -- Judy Fernandez
Clinical Care Partner -- Brianna Yoder

Bedside Report video written and created by:
Leslie Mann and Jody Olson

Camera and Post Production:
Pat Choothesa

On location:
IMU, UCSD Medical Center-Thornton, La Jolla

Funding for this program:
Education Development & Research Department
University of California San Diego

Produced by:
The Division of Trauma/Surgical Critical Care/Burns
http://trauma.ucsd.edu

Copyright 2010 The Regents of The University of California. All rights reserved.

Educational/Training video (Final version) for health care workers at the UCSD Medical Center, La Jolla, CA

Effective communication is particularly important in the transfer of patient care from one nurse to another during shift changes.

The purpose of these briefings are to keep members of clinical unit informed, anticipate needs, and make appropriate plans.

Conducting nurse-to-nurse shift report at the bedside, in the presence of the patient puts the patient central to all care activity information.

It allows the outgoing nurse to introduce the incoming nurse to the patient, thus creating an explicit transfer of responsibility. It provides the incoming nurse the opportunity to actively ask questions and visually inspect the patient, while checking identification bands and treatment modalities (for example, intravenous fluids) with the outgoing nurse.

Bedside reports also provide the opportunity to reassess the patient's plan of care and goals from the prior period and update the goals as needed.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Bedside Report
• Care for Patient
• Changing Shift
• Health Care Workers
• UCSD Medical Center
• Face-to-Face Shift Report
• Nurse-to-Nurse
• Bedside Shift Report
• Clinical Communication

[hairstylingnurse]

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

[asend007]

This is a great video!  Very educational and informative.

[badger5079]

Why could the fat woman not put in the pillow?

[mikedumais]

Whoever created this video did a FABULOUS job. It's a very good piece of educational technology. Well done!

[ScrewAttackChina]

wait, does the patient need to know SBAR too?