C-CEBAR C - Contact of case physiotherapist of 740 physiotherapy Acute care Based on the iSoBar Tool evaluation (mnemonic) acute hospital records at three hospitals, tool needed on whether hospitals examined rehabilitation it leads to Chau et al. C - Contact details of patient No further hospitals improved 2015 Almost full information about E - Expectations of receiving functional compliance with reliability and validity physiotherapist for required rehabilitation outcomes for tool was obtained therapy patients after for all audit criteria, B - Background and history physiotherapy except for A - Assessments and function of ‘Expectations receiving R - Responsibilities and risk physiotherapist for management, including safety therapy required’ precautions and unanticipated patient's and response ‘Responsibilities and risk management’, where compliance was 90% Checklist of Seven areas examined in checklist No evidence that Tool does not cycles of panel Evaluation needed Safe Discharge tool has been appear to have meetings approved on how tool Hospital: Practices tested been final list impacts on clinical Assess if hospitalisation is still required implemented outcomes at care Soong et al. No further Primary care: transitions 2013 information about Identify active primary care provider reliability and validity Alert care team if no primary care provider Notify about patient’s admission, diagnosis, and predicted discharge date
C-CEBAR (mnemonic) Chau et al. 2015 C - Contact of case physiotherapist of acute hospital C - Contact details of patient E - Expectations of receiving physiotherapist for required rehabilitation therapy B - Background and history A - Assessments and function R - Responsibilities and risk management, including safety precautions and unanticipated patient's response 740 physiotherapy records at three hospitals examined Almost full compliance with tool was obtained for all audit criteria, except for ‘Expectations of receiving physiotherapist for therapy required’ and ‘Responsibilities and risk management’, where compliance was 90% Acute care hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals Based on the iSoBar tool No further information about reliability and validity Tool evaluation needed on whether it leads to improved functional outcomes for patients after physiotherapy Checklist of Safe Discharge Practices Soong et al. 2013 Seven areas examined in checklist Hospital: Assess if hospitalisation is still required Primary care: Identify active primary care provider Alert care team if no primary care provider Notify about patient’s admission, diagnosis, and predicted discharge date No evidence that tool has been tested Tool does not appear to have been implemented cycles of panel meetings approved final list No further information about reliability and validity Evaluation needed on how tool impacts on clinical outcomes at care transitions
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