Handoff communication is
A. given when a patient transfers to the care of another worker or department.
B. not necessary if your shift report and documentation are complete and timely.
C. given to the patient and family members by the nursing assistant at the time of discharge.
D. given by licensed professionals only because this is a highly technical procedure.
Answer: A
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