High-quality handoffs between highly trained professionals can reduce medical errors and prevent adverse events in patient care, but learn how to effectively manage handoffs requires a special skill of its own (Soo-Hoon, Phan, Dorman, Weaver, Pronovost, & Lee, 2016). It improves the learning environment for healthcare professionals the quality, safety, and experience of care delivered to the institution patients. The handoff has long been a weak link in the chain of care that can lead to patient injury and a malpractice suit and physicians are often confused about who is responsible for such a major error (Soo-Hoon, Phan, Dorman, Weaver, Pronovost, & Lee, 2016).
Hospitals, surgery departments, and organ institutions need to address their
Hospitals, surgery departments, and organ institutions need to address their