HOW TO WRITE MORNING REPORT

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KEMENTERIAN KESEHATAN REPUBLIK INDONESIA

POLITEKNIK KESEHATAN DENPASAR
JURUSAN KEPERAWATAN
TAHUN 2019
 HOW TO WRITE MORNING REPORT
A. Definition
The morning report is a conference on patients in which the medical
professors, residents, and other medical students come together to discuss
patients. In other words, the morning report is a teaching process in which
participants try to solve diagnostic problems by discussing patients. The morning
report was done initially in non-teaching hospitals; doctors and nurses reported
patient treatment problems in writing prior to their shift to the head of the section.
Due to the remarkable achievements of the program in the abovementioned
hospitals, the program currently runs in most teaching hospitals, and the morning
report is considered to be one of the key elements in the training programs of
medical students in teaching hospitals.

B. Purpose
1. Knowing the incident for 24 hours in the treatment room.
2. Knowing the number of patients, the number of patients entering, the number
of
3. Knowing patients returning and the patient dying in the treatment room
Knowing if there is a problem and immediately taking action if needed
4. To develop critical thinking skills as it pertains to clinical management;
namely, the formation of a complete problem list, adequate differential
diagnosis, and plan for evaluation and management.
5. To recognize areas of knowledge deficit and formulate appropriate clinical
questions to be addressed from the medical literature.

C. Procedure
 SPO MORNING REPORT

Definition Meeting conducted approximately half an hour, conducted

in the morning at ‘……… Hospital’
Purpose 1. Knowing the incident for 24 hours in the treatment room.
2. Knowing the number of patients, the number of patients entering, the
number of
3. Patients returning and the patient dying in the treatment room Knowing
if there is a problem and immediately taking action
if needed
Procedure 1. Morning report carried out every weekday starting from 07:15 until
07:45 a.m.
2. Morning report is followed by Director / deputy director, Head of
Yanmed, Head of Jangmed, Head of nursing, Head of General Affairs,
Doctor, Nursing Committee, Maternity Coordinator, Child Coordinator
and Adult, HCU and RR Coordinator, ER Emergency Coordinator, OK
Coordinator, Outpatient Section Head, PPKK (Nurse Substitute Head of
Nursing), PJ Shift.
3. Morning report is led by PPKK officers.
4. PPKK officers report all incidents in the hospital for 24 hours, among
others: patients enter, patients go home, patients die, number of patients
referred to, number of patients to date / number of registers, problems
with facilities and infrastructure, hygiene problems, patient complaints,
the patient's actions, the condition of the patient in the entire room and
the state of the nursing staff in the room.
5. If there is a problem immediately in deliberation, then follow up
immediately, which is documented in the minutes of the morning report
to be further discussed in nursing supervision.
6. Morning report results reported daily and recap every month to the
director by Head Nursing
Related 1. Director
Unit 2. General Section
3. Yanmed Section
4. Jangmed Section
5. Nursing Section
6. IPS Section
7. Child and Adult Room
8. Maternity Room
9. Emergency Unit
10. Outpatient Unit
11. Operating Room Unit
12. Doctor