Correct Clinical Handover 

Yes correct, but that is often done prior to handover

I cant hear any music. Its very clear.

+Steve Hollyhead y

especially all talk through left speaker and all music through right

marilou eddy, what background music?

But there's nothing to hide from the patient,and already the patient knows what was done on then and what's already going on with them...maybe if you state why it is wrong I'd understand

@@katisolekunutu1747 in my workplace, we have to do handover in the office where only staff can listen. There is one guy who did a handover not in the office which he got written warning.

@@chillingdog4139 There was a big study about 15 years ago called the Garling Report. It recommended that handover take place not just in the presence of the patient, but allowing the patient to participate. This form of handover has been best practice in Australia ever since. There is no part of the patient's care or condition that is kept confidential from the patient. They are entitled to not just understand their care, but to participate. Handing over in the presence of the patient also helps staff remember which patient is associated with which handover and reduces errors, as well as helping to build therapeutic relationships and a culture of openness.

PIs Ti, maybe watch the whole thing?

PIs Ti how can you watch the whole thing if theres a background music from the start?!!! who wants to watch the whole thing!

Sweettie Manalac, I came here for the content, plus I know its good.

kerry Gordon Can I get the transcript