The EMS unit brings the patient to the ward and uses ISBAR when giving a handover.
Pm1: Hi, we’re bringing a patient to you. Her name is Frida Mattson.
N: Hi, welcome. She will go into room 10, bed 3.
Pm2: Ok, I’ll take her there.
Pm1: Shall I give you a handover of the patient?
N: Yes, please.
Pm1: So, this is about…
Frida Mattson 78-year-old woman, 120342-178E.
Has visited the emergency clinic a week ago due to laboured breathing and deteriorated general state. At the emergency clinic was diagnosed with pneumonia. Because of that was trans-ferred to the central hospital.
Has visited the emergency clinic a week ago due to laboured breathing and deteriorated general state. At the emergency clinic was diagnosed with pneumonia. Because of that was transferred to the central hospital.
The patient is feeling well. Her vitals are stable, but extra oxygen is needed. Supplemental oxygen is administered 1L/min. Has been administered continuously during the transportation to the hospital. No fever. The level of consciousness is normal. Moves independently
Transferred for post-acute care to ward 5. Here the purpose is to wean her off the extra oxygen and rehabilitate for discharge. Antibiotic treatment continues with tablets.
Pm1: Anything to ask?
N: No, thank you.
N: Have a good rest of the day.
Pm1: You too.