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This document provides information about using a hospital diary during a patient's stay. The diary is meant to be used by the patient, their friends, family, and hospital staff to share informal news and provide comfort and reassurance. Visitors can write about how the patient is doing, and families can write about things at home. Staff may also record informal news in the diary. Concerns should be addressed to the nurse in charge rather than written in the diary.
This document provides information about using a hospital diary during a patient's stay. The diary is meant to be used by the patient, their friends, family, and hospital staff to share informal news and provide comfort and reassurance. Visitors can write about how the patient is doing, and families can write about things at home. Staff may also record informal news in the diary. Concerns should be addressed to the nurse in charge rather than written in the diary.
This document provides information about using a hospital diary during a patient's stay. The diary is meant to be used by the patient, their friends, family, and hospital staff to share informal news and provide comfort and reassurance. Visitors can write about how the patient is doing, and families can write about things at home. Staff may also record informal news in the diary. Concerns should be addressed to the nurse in charge rather than written in the diary.
use of this diary for patients, their friends and family About the hospital diary Thank you for using the diary. We hope you will find it helpful during your hospital stay. Our vision Concerns? is that the diary will be used by you (our patient), If you have concerns about any of your care or treatment, your family, your visitors and our staff. please speak to the nurse in charge at the time, rather than record your concerns in the diary as this will ensure that your How should the diary be used? concern can be addressed and resolved, promptly and timely. Using the diary, you can record any informal news shared The diary aims to give you extra support whilst in hospital but between yourself, family and friends during their visits to you. please do speak with the nurse in charge if you wish to discuss anything further. This shared news may then give you comfort and reassurance when read again later either by you (our patient) or along with a member of staff. For example, your family can write in here Contact about how things are at home so that you can be reassured that everything is being taken care of while you are in hospital. For any further information please speak to the nurse in charge of your ward, or book an appointment to Your visitors can also write in here about how they feel you are meet with the ward Senior Sister or Charge Nurse. doing during your hospital stay. Agreements for use of the diary Top Tips for using the diary *I agree that the information in the diary may be • The diary can be used at any time during your hospital shared with health and social care professionals. stay and taken away with you on discharge. **Please do not use the diary for recording any • Please encourage family or visitors to write confidential or medical information** in the diary during their visit. • If you wish, ward staff can also read this diary and record any informal news for you, such as if you have enjoyed any groups or activities while in our care. Author: Julie Bruce-Watt | Date produced: Nov 2016 | www.gloshospitals.nhs.uk
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