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Aloma (Cookie) Gender, MSN, RN, CRRN-R
Aloma (Cookie) Gender, RN, MSN, CRRN-R, is an administrator and nurse executive with more than 40 years of experience in creative leadership at rehabilitation health care facilities. She has a demonstrated track record of delivering quality, cost-effective nursing and clinical care through competencies in strategic analysis, problem-solving, decision-making, teaching, performance improvement, audit tool development, and…
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1. Definition of Bedside Shift Reporting and Steps in the Process
Rehabilitation and acute care nurse leaders and nurses should be able to explain the positive effects of bedside shift reporting on patient outcomes, as well as on patient and staff satisfaction. This chapter will list those outcomes and the steps that make up the bedside shift reporting process.
2. Bedside Shift Reporting Benefits and Sustainability
Studies have validated positive patient outcomes, as well as benefits to nursing practice, related to bedside shift reporting. This chapter will review some of those studies and their findings. Sustainability issues are also addressed. The content can be used by nurse leaders to assist in staff education.
3. Implementation of Bedside Shift Reporting
Nursing leaders need to know how to implement and hardwire bedside shift reporting. This chapter will identify those steps and also present some tools to use to share outcomes with nursing staff.
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