Nurse Handover Report

Prepared by: [Your Name]
Date: October 28, 2050

I. Patient Information

Patient ID	Name	Age	Gender	Diagnosis
001	Jarvis White	65	M	Pneumonia
002	Gino Rohan	72	M	Heart Failure
003	Edgar Spencer	54	M	Diabetes Mellitus
004	Garfield Williams	80	M	Chronic Kidney Disease

II. Handover Summary

Shift Overview

Date of Shift: October 28, 2050
Start Time: 07:00 AM
End Time: 07:00 PM
Nurse in Charge: [Your Name]

Key Events During Shift

001: Patient exhibited improved respiratory function post-treatment.
002: Administered medications on time; patient reported chest pain relief.
003: Blood sugar levels stabilized after dietary adjustments.
004: Observing slight edema increase; continued monitoring advised.

III. Medication Administration

Patient ID	Medication	Dosage	Time Administered	Notes
001	Amoxicillin	500 mg	08:00 AM	Continue monitoring.
002	Furosemide	40 mg	09:00 AM	Monitor electrolyte levels.
003	Metformin	500 mg	10:00 AM	Check fasting glucose.
004	Lisinopril	10 mg	11:00 AM	Observe for dizziness.

IV. Patient Care Notes

Vital Signs

Patient ID: 001

BP: 120/80 mmHg
HR: 78 bpm
Temp: 98.6°F

Patient ID: 002

BP: 130/85 mmHg
HR: 82 bpm
Temp: 99.1°F

Patient Concerns

001: Complaints of shortness of breath during exertion.
002: Requests clarification about medication side effects.

V. Additional Observations

Dietary Needs: All patients on scheduled diets; monitor for any food allergies.
Social Interaction: Promote family visits for 003 and 004's emotional support.

VI. Action Items for Next Shift

Continue monitoring fluid intake and output for 004.
Ensure 001 receives respiratory therapy at 1:00 PM.
Review the care plan for 002 with the attending physician.

For further details or questions regarding this report, please contact me at [Your Email] or reach out through [Your Company Number]. For additional information about our facility, feel free to visit [Your Company Address].

This handover report serves as a comprehensive overview for the incoming nursing staff to ensure continuity of care and address any immediate patient needs.