Nurse shift report template, built from your own assignment
A report sheet is the piece of paper a shift actually runs on: every patient, their room, their diagnosis, what is running, what is due and what you still owe the next nurse. This one is built from your own assignment rather than somebody else's, and it does the arithmetic nobody does before a shift starts. Tell it how many patients you have, how long your med passes and assessments really take and how much of the shift disappears to call bells, and it tells you how many minutes are left for everything you did not plan.
For nurses who take report every shift
Sbarvo Pro keeps the sheets you fill in, so the next shift starts from the last one instead of from a blank page.
It builds the sheet you carry, then keeps it
- The sheet is built from tonight's numbers, not a template's. Patients, med passes, assessments, admissions and the share of the shift that goes to call bells are all yours to set, so the minutes it returns are your floor's rather than an average ward's.
- It says what the shift actually leaves you. Planned work, documentation, interruptions and breaks come off the twelve hours before anything else does, and what is left is the honest answer to whether one more patient fits.
- Next shift starts from the last one. Save the sheet at the end and reopen it at the start, with your unit's name on it and no watermark, instead of photocopying a blank one again.
Sbarvo Pro
Keep the sheet you just filled in, reopen it next shift, and print it with your unit's name on it instead of ours. Sbarvo Pro is $14 a month, billed monthly, for one nurse.
