Shared Transfer of Care – templates and tools

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Strategy 1 - Audit of Transfer Summary
Strategy 1 - Audit of Transfer Summary
Strategy 1 - Best Practice Checklist
Strategy 1 - Client Record Baseline Audit
Strategy 1 - Client Record Baseline Audit
Strategy 1 - Follow-up procedure after consumer transfer
Strategy 1 - Follow-up procedure after consumer transfer
Strategy 1 - Organisational Self-Assessment
Strategy 1 - Organisational Self-Assessment
Strategy 1 - Risk Assessment
Strategy 1 - Risk Assessment
Strategy 1 - Shared Information Record
Strategy 1 - Shared Information Record
Strategy 1 - Shared Transfer of Care Method
Strategy 1 - Shared Transfer of Care Method
Strategy 1 - Shared Transfer of Care Policy
Strategy 1 - Shared Transfer of Care Policy
Strategy 1 - Shared Transfer of Care Procedure
Strategy 1 - Shared Transfer of Care Procedure
Strategy 2 - Evaluation of Consumer Care
Strategy 2 - Evaluation of Consumer Care
Strategy 2 - Transfer Plan Checklist - Consumer
Strategy 2 - Transfer Plan Checklist - Consumer
Strategy 2 - Passport to Better Health
Strategy 2 - SHARED Planning Checklist
Strategy 3 - Assessment of Person-Centred Care - Organisation
Strategy 3 - Assessment of Person-Centred Care - Organisation
Strategy 3 - Guide to Role Delineation
Strategy 3 - Guide to Role Delineation
Strategy 3 - Self-Assessment of Person-Centred Care
Strategy 3 - Self-Assessment of Person-Centred Care
Strategy 3 - Teamwork Evaluation
Strategy 3 - Teamwork Evaluation
Strategy 3 - ISOBAR SHARED Planning Checklist
Strategy 3 - Shared Accountability Guide

Category:

Connecting care, Shared transfer of care

These tools and templates are organised by strategies for implementing shared transfer of care:

Strategy 1 – Introduce ways to support shared transfer of care at a system and service level
Strategy 2 – Engage the person, their families and carers in transfers of care
Strategy 3 – Communication and teamwork – integration and coordination.

These tools are generic and not intended as ‘a one size fits all’ solution. Organisations are encouraged to review their own systems and processes first, and then adapt or enhance their own tools to address any gaps that may be identified.