work.handoff-brief
- Skill ID:
work.handoff-brief - Name: Handoff brief
- Version: 1.0.0
- Admission state: pending
- Fabric source commit:
8eb3784b2a9fa5c6f3bb1115d6da44358e45916f - Admission ref:
contracts/acp/skills/faithfulness/admissions/work.handoff-brief_successor_supported_claims.json - Admission digest:
sha256:dc1957ad980ed5453d5505d1334c9011c48af2e0239ef8cca1fb5d8ae3c37df6
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Normative statements
hb-src-1 (sourced)
SBAR is an easy to use, structured form of communication that enables information to be transferred accurately between individuals. SBAR consists of standardised prompt questions in four sections to ensure that staff are sharing concise and focused information.
Source references:
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"source_clause": "what-is-it",
"source_page": "2",
"source_ref": "https://web.archive.org/web/20210922020423/https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/qsir-sbar-communication-tool.pdf",
"source_section_ref": "nhs-sbar-what"
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hb-src-2 (sourced)
S - situation: Identify yourself the site/unit you are calling from. Identify the patient by name and the reason for your communication. Describe your concern.
Source references:
{
"source_clause": "how-to-s",
"source_page": "4",
"source_ref": "https://web.archive.org/web/20210922020423/https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/qsir-sbar-communication-tool.pdf",
"source_section_ref": "nhs-sbar-howto-s"
}
hb-src-3 (sourced)
B - background: Give the patient's reason for admission. Explain significant medical history. Inform the receiver of the information of the patient's background: admitting diagnosis, date of admission, prior procedures, current medications, allergies, pertinent laboratory results and other relevant diagnostic results.
Source references:
{
"source_clause": "how-to-b",
"source_page": "4",
"source_ref": "https://web.archive.org/web/20210922020423/https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/qsir-sbar-communication-tool.pdf",
"source_section_ref": "nhs-sbar-howto-b"
}
hb-src-4 (sourced)
You need to think critically when informing the receiver of your assessment of the situation.
Source references:
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"source_page": "5",
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"source_section_ref": "nhs-sbar-howto-a"
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hb-src-5 (sourced)
Any advice that is given on the phone needs to be repeated back to ensure accuracy.
Source references:
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"source_page": "5",
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hb-der-1 (derived)
Compose the handoff brief using the four standardised SBAR sections - situation, background, assessment, recommendation - so that concise and focused information is transferred accurately between individuals.
hb-der-2 (derived)
Form the assessment only after thinking critically about the underlying reason for the current situation, then close the handoff brief with a recommendation that is specific about the request and time frame and is repeated back to ensure accuracy.
Admission reviewer record
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