LuvofNursing, BSN, MSN, RN 1 Article; 145 Posts Specializes in Obstetrics, M/S, Family medicine. Has 17 years experience. Sep 17, 2009 Here is what i use. on the back, i write down all the times, hour by hour. I write down EVERYTHING that I need to do, regardless how miniscule it seems (recheck pain 1 hour after giving pain med, etc).the two documents are the same, not sure if they will open.... give it a shot.N9 - Clinical Worksheet, 5 pts.pdfN9 - Clinical Worksheet, 5 pts.doc
purple_rose_3 260 Posts Specializes in Intensive Care and Cardiology. Has 6 years experience. Sep 17, 2009 LuvofNursing - neither one of them opened on my computer.
LuvofNursing, BSN, MSN, RN 1 Article; 145 Posts Specializes in Obstetrics, M/S, Family medicine. Has 17 years experience. Sep 17, 2009 Purple and lily, private message me with your email and I will send it to you!
Maeva002 29 Posts Specializes in Pediatrics. Oct 26, 2009 Thanks everyone for sharing your Brain sheets. I will start my preceptorship this week in ICU and feel so excited. I'm graduating this december and cannot wait. AllNurses.com has helped me during this long journey, I know it's not over yet but it's almost OVER. Thank you
angelique777 263 Posts Nov 4, 2009 Here my report sheet that I use. Have extra space below where I write my labs and I use side margins to write my vital signs through out the shift.AngelaNEW SHIFT REPORT SHEET 2008.doc
NocturneNrse 193 Posts Specializes in Med/Surg/Tele/SNF-LTC/Supervisory. Has 6 years experience. Dec 12, 2009 WOW.. that is a thing of beauty!!
Lucky0220 318 Posts Specializes in Med/Surg, Acute Rehab. Has 4 years experience. Dec 16, 2009 Here is one that I use on MedSurg with 5-6 pts. I got it from someone on this website and then modified it. I put the pt stickers in the upper left area so I have access to their admit date, DOB, Attending, and their acct no. Hope it is of some help. I use legal size paper so I have enough room.5E Brain.doc
franciscangypsy 187 Posts Specializes in ICU, MedSurg, Medical Telemetry. Has 10 years experience. Dec 23, 2009 my floor prints out what we call SBAR sheets. The front of the sheet is divided into fours -- Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendations. The patient's name, age, Dr, drug allergies, and consults are printed on the top of the page. Under Situation is provided what the pt came in for; under Background is labs, etc.; under Assessment is the last shift's assessment; under Recommendations is the meds the pt is on. Then I write the pt Hx up at the top of the page. In the back of the sheet, I write down the pt's story, what happened in the ER (what meds they gave, etc), any other important little things I need to know such as when the next APTT is due or if the pt is ACHS, tests the patient may have undergone or is to undergo, and any updates for if I come back another night and have the same pt and just need to know changes. And I'm very, very fond of sticking colorful sticky notes on my SBARs so I can keep track of tasks that I MUST perform during the night.It works for me. Although it does look very confusing when I describe it, lol.
allsmiles2008 25 Posts Dec 25, 2009 Wow thank you everyone for all the great "brains"!!! You're all awesome!!
RainbowGirlNurse 18 Posts Specializes in Public Health/Underserved Populations. Has 4 years experience. Jan 3, 2010 Here's mine. I am a new grad so I put a cheat sheet on the back. I also work nights so the times can be adjusted.
ldyjstce 40 Posts Has 8 years experience. Jan 14, 2010 Would love to get a copy of this excel sheet! ?
