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March 1, 2025Nursing OpenOpen Access

The Documentation Used by the Nurses During the Transition From the Hospital to the Community Setting: A Scoping Review

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Key result

Nursing documentation during hospital-to-community transitions was summarized from 5 articles into six themes, highlighting the need to systematize information to ensure continuity of care.

Why the study?

This study aimed to identify the content of documentation used between hospital and community care and describe communication mechanisms that enable continuity of care.

What is the content of documentation used by nurses during the transition from hospital to community care?

Population

5 included articles from 3217 retrieved articles

Design

Scoping review

Authors

BNBeatriz Ferreira NarcisoARAfonso RamosSMSara Mendes

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Overview

Maps documentation practices in hospital-community transitions; leaves open need for standardized tools to enhance continuity.

Structured PICO

What is the content of documentation used by nurses during the transition from hospital to community care?

P
Population
A scoping review of 5 articles published between 2018 and 2023 evaluating nursing documentation and communication mechanisms during the transition from hospital to community care.
E
Exposure
Documentation used by nurses during the transition from hospital to community setting
O
Outcome
Content of documentation and communication mechanisms allowing continuity of care

This scoping review systematizes the information that should accompany patients at discharge to ensure continuity of transitional care.

Cite This Study

Narciso et al. (2025) conducted a review in Transition from hospital to community care (n=5). Nursing documentation and communication mechanisms was evaluated on Themes related to documentation and communication mechanisms. Nursing documentation during hospital-to-community transitions was summarized from 5 articles into six themes, highlighting the need to systematize information to ensure continuity of care.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8ad67e510c7253b5dec08bhttps://doi.org/10.1002/nop2.70148
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