NURSE REPORT TEMPLATE | HOW TO GIVE REPORT | TIPS FOR TALKING TO THE DOCTOR

[@KR-rn8lh]

I don’t think most nurses’ problem is giving report. It’s finding the information in the system and filling in those blanks so that the story or clear. Most times those blanks are hard to fill in and it confuses you, especially when you’re new and don’t know what you’re looking for/what to look for. But some nurses do give a very chaotic report even if they have all of the information This was a very good video

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Yes, great point! With time I learned how to overcome that and hearing things over & over again helps you get a clear story of what’s going on.

[@zeezeebo]

Finding the information shouldn’t be a problem at all, this days everything is in the system. As long as you know how to navigate the system you are perfectly fine. I understand it’s different with new nurses, but after a yr on the job one should be just fine.

[@KayMonettt]

I take NCLEX this month😫😫 please pray for me! I’m so excited to get back to working❤️ I’ve been following your whole journey and I thank u for everything🤞🏾

[@Adrianna002]

Me too on July 31. Good luck to you!

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

You got this!

[@keairrar]

You got this ❤️

[@nicab564]

Good luck to you all… I passed my NCLEX in March of 2021

[@siadb.3555]

Update us please!

[@zeezeebo]

Our nurses SBAR is patient specific, once you pick up the patient from the system and print it out, it comes out with the pt adm date, demographics, C/C, DX, history, plan of care, VS, etc. so you don’t have to write much at all.

[@Justher1130]

Shannon. Thank you so much. This is what gave me the most anxiety in clinical but now that I’m done I’m happy to have found this. I have downloaded it and I will be passing it along to the new grads of my class and those that are still in school. Love to see your journey. ❤️

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

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[@dominiquemonae3355]

Hey where did you download it ? I purchased one also ...

[@kenyakhronicles9325]

It’s the checking someone respectfully and professionally for me! It’s definitely something that has to be done from time to time.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Yes, bc if not, people will keep trying you.

[@jesstiss222]

@@SincerelyShannonSubcribe I would love some examples of how you do this. I am such a mama bear for others but I shut down when it comes time to give a verbal reckoning at work and I hate that. I just find it hella hard to find the right thing to say in the moment without ME turning into the bad guy. And it’s always all eyes on me bc I live and work in whyt world and they just be LOOKING for reasons to pile on me when I work so f’in hard to do a great job and be super kind to EVERYBODY. It just seems to bring out the Karens and I’m tired of this dynamic. Help sis!🥺

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

I have a slick mouth so I’m not the best one to give advice lol

[@danyelldozer2927]

Love all the information that you are putting out , I'm not even looking into becoming a nurse but I do enjoy your vlogs.

[@MelloneeKecia]

Very informative and loved how you explained everything you wrote down in your report sheet step by step 👍🏾👏🏾🤗❤️

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jasminew.5368]

I love your videos! I wish there were more. I want to do travel nursing after a few years too. I graduate in March. My Clinicals right now are so nerve racking and I just want to get over my anxiety. It can be annoying and an inconvenience. Could you do a video over teaching plans with your patients? I would love to see how you demonstrate that. I already work in the hospital as a PCA and yeah ppl always have to try you and you have to check them and it never happen again, but it’s like why did it have to come to that?! Ppl can be so rude. You definitely have to stand your ground and understand not lose yourself and get out of character but let it be known. Also at the same time not let it mess up your day, just let it roll off your back. It’s challenging. Thank you for that tip, knowing the why, and understanding this is not about you but the patient. The patient’s life is in our hands, so put ego and anxiety to the side and understand why the task at hand is important. That’s beneficial right now for school even.

[@cammiecam3032]

Thanks for the tips!!! And its very nice of you to let people get a copy for free. 💜💖

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

No problem!!

[@arielsmalls5671]

Thanks for the report sheet!

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

You’re welcome ❣️

[@ToriDeeg90]

Your skin though!! 😍😍😍😍

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Thanks!

[@Anisha..Alayna]

So greatful for your informative vid here, 28yrs about to be nurse student🤎

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

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[@earnesiarosha]

I’m here and taking notes 📝.

[@ashleyholmon43]

Shannon thank you for all the information you provide. I found this to be very helpful. I will be going back to school this August for nursing and I am trying to gather as much information as possible before I start. So I really do appreciate any and all the information you provide. Thank you once again.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Thanks so much for watching ❣️ Wishing you the best of luck as you embark on your nursing journey

[@thestrongsmartgirl]

I love this brain ! Can’t wait to try it out ! Only thing I probably would add is the patients allergies.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Thanks, I do need to update it

[@Nursesimon68]

Thank you so much for your brain.I will use it and let you know how it worked out for me.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

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[@becomejadedRN]

This video was so informative. Report always makes me nervous. Can’t not mention how gorg you look.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Thanks for watching!

[@samanthapacker8342]

Your videos are super helpful! Thankyou 🙏🏼

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

I’m glad you enjoy them❣️

[@Onlyme_CiCi]

Great video as always. Extremely informative😊

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Glad it was helpful!

[@crownme2939]

😭 freshman year of college soon, i know i got this 💞💞💞💞. thank you

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

You got this!

[@keairrar]

Wow… thank you! 🙌🏿

[@lovelychild4686]

This is an informative video. Thank you so much 😊

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

You are so welcome!

[@PMHNP101]

Love your videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

You’re welcome❣️

[@ruthmarte-feliz5554]

I like how you organize your brain sheet.I used it today🙂. Can you make a video reviewing the most common medical abbreviations used in the hospital ? I think that my be helpful, too. I have always to stop and search for what many of those abbreviations mean🙈

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

That’s a good idea!

[@wendynursing9585]

Yes sister 👏🙌🏿

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

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[@dreagirlo04]

I dont know why I forgot you were a cardiac nurse? Do you recommend cardiac/tele for a new grad? btw, I love your videos!

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Yes, I'd recommend it. You learn so much about the heart. Thanks for watching!

[@breeetienne5850]

@@SincerelyShannonSubcribe im a med surg nurse new to CT Stepdown. I want to go into travel but i am not strong with telemetry lead reading...Do you think i should still try travel nursing?

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Yep, you’ll be fine. Just know the basics: asytole, afib, vfib, sinus rhythm

[@nicolew2299]

Do you fill one out while receiving report and then another during your shift/before your handoff?

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Just one during report and then I go back and fill in anything that may have been missed in report or any new information I need to add for the oncoming shift.

[@thenursecollective]

Great video!!

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

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[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

wanna know if this report cheat sheet can be useful as well in the long term care facility? you forgot to include NKA (no known allergies). good video!

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

I need to update it- thanks for the reminder ❣️

[@Nell9911]

@@SincerelyShannonSubcribeDid you update it yet? I’m about to buy it lol

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

@itznelliee5734 not yet

[@LBay-ko9jf]

God bless and Jesus loves you all ❤️

[@nagayshadudney2298]

How can I get the template? Or learn how to create one.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

The link is in the description box

[@crownme2939]

I have a huge question . How do you check somebody " professionally " ? I'm trying to get out my ignorant ways.

[@crownme2939]

@@MoreThanConquer Thank you so much , very straight forward 💞💞💞 !

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

It really takes practice lol I've only had to check someone twice, both were providers. With a good tone (serious) and being straight to the point. I'd have to show y'all in a video because it hard to explain lol

[@crownme2939]

@@SincerelyShannonSubcribe please do, 💞

[@jasminreyes6183]

Your hair 😍 what do u use to Keep so healthy

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Honestly nothing lol I’m surprised I’m not bald bc I really don’t be taking care of my hair lol Thanks you❣️

[@mistermilkman]

When I 1st became a nurse, I had 2 different Dr.s low key berate me during their rounds. I went 2 both of their offices & addressed them on it, PROFESSIONALLY. After that, they had 2 respect me. I asked them what they wanted n report. They told me, & it was up from there. I highly suggest people check Dr.s when this happens. It was the best thing I did. We had gr8 relationships after that.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Yea ppl be out of pocket. Some times good side conversation is enough to let them know to come at you correct.

[@natic.1971]

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[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

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[@w1lsons482]

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[@toyaclark612]

Another important information is don't give report telling the oncoming nurse the patient has a IV and YO AZZ don't know if its patent because you haven't check it out your WHOLE 12 hour shift. A good nurse will do a focus assessment when you enter the room. Check your patient for yourself, assess their mental status, ambulatory, I&Os. Sometime the of-going nurse is a HORRIBLE NURSE$.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Focused assessments are really important. I've learned to just go with the flow and hope for the best. I get there early to lay eyes on my patient before report. I'm not the good at bedside report as I should be lol I figure whatever is left behind or messed up, I'll do when I get a chance. But yes I understand completely about laying eyes on your patient before the nurse leaves.

[@ruthmarte-feliz5554]

I cannot find the brain sheet using the link posted.

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

I just tried it with no problem; make sure you are swiping over once you click

[@ruthmarte-feliz5554]

Sincerely Shannon thank you so much. I was not swiping. Thank you for such a quick response ❤️

[@shaibualiyu3268]

U beautiful 🥰

[@SincerelyShannonSubcribe]

Thank you!!