Implementation Study of Intra-hospital Transfer of Pediatric Inpatients

"1. Before the transfer of the patient:~ ① The doctor determines the destination of the patient based on the patient's condition and issues transfer orders.~ * The responsible nurse assesses the patient's consciousness, circulation, respiration, etc., and fills out the Transfer Patient Handover Record in the transferring department section.~ * The responsible nurse prepares the equipment, medications, and patient's belongings required for the transfer.~2. During the transfer:~ Monitor the patient's vital signs.~3. Upon arrival at the receiving department:~ * Place the patient with the receiving department nurse. ② Verbally hand over the patient's condition to the receiving department nurse and hand over the patient's belongings and medications.~ * The responsible nurse of the receiving department completes the remaining part of the Transfer Patient Handover Record."

"In the intervention group, nurses receive implementation strategies developed during the preparation phase. These strategies aim to modify the behavior of healthcare personnel through implementation, thereby conducting evidence-based (based on the guidelines) in-hospital transfer interventions for pediatric patients.The interventions received by pediatric patients are derived from the recommended practices evaluated for evidence availability in the guidelines. These include specific transfer procedures, the Transfer Risk Level Classification Criteria, Personnel Qualifications, Equipment, and Medications Allocation Based on Transfer Risk Level, Transfer Preparation Checklist, and Transfer Handover Checklist 2.0."