Professional Communication, Provision of Information and Handover

Nurses must be able to demonstrate and practice professional communication skills, provide information, and provide a comprehensive approach to patient care and care. With professional communication skills, nurses can not only provide different ways and strategies for communicating with patients of different needs and ages, but nurses understand and can provide patients with the best care and results I will. Providing and delivering information is another focus of nurses, including professional communication.

The purpose of this transition is to achieve effective transmission of high quality clinical information whenever transferring patient care responsibility 95 The quality of this transition may affect patient care. There is a big difference in the quality of the transition from the hospitalization to the medical team of the emergency department, and it is particularly difficult to transition after OHCA, as a large amount of information needs to be communicated to the hospital team as recovery progresses.

Clinical transfer refers to the transfer of occupational responsibility, responsibility, clinical information and patients permanently or temporarily to other groups of healthcare workers. Many considerations must be made to achieve effective switching. First of all, there should be clear leadership in the transition. Secondly, it should support the medical team's transition process at every level. Third, if applicable, we will provide appropriate information on patient and current situation and future direction. Fourth, it is necessary to prioritize issues, further care plans, and rapid review of unstable patients (AMA, 2006). 2009). Considering the objectivity of the information obtained from various sources, problems arise. These processes maintain some degree of objectivity. Confidentiality obligation is an indispensable and indispensable obligation and legally binding force for all health care workers.