Use case
Hand over a ward patient at the end of a shift
Draft an SBAR handover from the admission and progress notes, with pending results and tasks listed. Share the workspace with the doctor taking over.
The situation
Start from a real clinical day
Dr. Taylor Test, a resident, is finishing a day shift on a medical ward. John Q. Public, 77, was admitted with new confusion, and several results are still pending.
The night doctor needs to know what is outstanding and when to escalate, without reading the whole admission.
Add these sources to the workspace
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The admission history and physical
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Progress notes as text notes
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Lab results and the imaging report
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The medication administration record export
What you ask
Ask for what you need in your own words
Draft an SBAR handover for John Q. Public with outstanding tasks, pending results and the escalation plan.
Get an SBAR draft
You get situation, background, assessment and recommendation, each from a named note.
Get the pending items
You see results not yet back and tasks not yet done, each with its owner.
Get a shared workspace
The night doctor opens the same workspace as viewer or editor.
Before you use it
Check these before you file anything
You edit every draft and make every clinical decision. Check each answer against the source it names.
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Confirm the handover lists every pending result
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Make the escalation plan specific
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Confirm no statement comes from an outdated note
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does the handover replace the ward's own system?
No. Export it to PDF or Word and file it where your ward keeps handovers.
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