Handover Failure is a construct within the domain of organizational and clinical management that denotes a breakdown in the transfer of responsibility, information, or care between providers or systems, specifically characterized by omissions, inaccuracies, or delays that compromise continuity, safety, or outcomes in high-stakes environments.
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Handover in the emergency department: Deficiencies and adverse effects
Ken Ye, David McD Taylor, Jonathan Knott et al. · Emergency Medicine Australasia · 2007 · 153 citations
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Beijing, China
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