Which of the following client information must the nurse include in an end-of-shift report?
a. information about changes in family status
b. significant changes in client status
c. any unexpected incidents involving staff
d. the time that the next care-planning review will occur
B
The end-of-shift report should focus on client information, such as significant changes in client status. The end-of-shift report is a brief summary of the client's health status during the previous shift of care.
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