New to private duty, how do I do this well

I have a question for private duty nurses out there. I am an LPN, have accepted a position as a PDN for a very complex private patient. I will have a ton of support, both from my agency and from the hospital the patient is coming out of. I have been very burned out on in-patient care, was tired of not being able to spend quality time with my patients and was looking for a way out of the profession completely, and then this opportunity just fell into my lap. Funny how stuff like that happens. I am experienced in the level of patient care involved, however I'm used to doing it for a lot of patients at the same time and running around like a lunatic to do it and never feeling like I've done enough.

So here I am with a lot of time to do so much and I'm not sure how that works. So I have some questions about the routine of a twelve-hour private day shift.

What is the routine of the day? Aside from med pass times, what is the structure, what needs to happen when?What other things am I responsible for besides all the stuff I would be responsible for in an in-patient facility? In your experience working with private care, what are the things you expect coming on to a shift, what are the things you hope the outgoing nurses will have done. What things happen that make you want to pull out your hair in frustration and how can a team of PDN nurses work collaboratively to resolve those issues? What are the expectations of the families? What kind of weird family glitches are common, and how do I work to step around them gracefully? Those are questions I can think of right now, any other advice you can give me would be appreciated.

Thanks!