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What Should be Included in a Nursing Logbook?

A comprehensive nursing logbook typically includes the following information:
Date and Time: Each entry should be timestamped to provide a clear timeline of events.
Patient Information: Basic details such as patient name, age, gender, and medical record number.
Vital Signs: Regular recording of vital signs including temperature, pulse, respiration rate, and blood pressure.
Medications Administered: Details of any medications given, including dosage, route, and time of administration.
Treatment and Procedures: Description of any treatments or procedures performed, including wound care, IV therapy, and others.
Observations and Assessments: Any notable observations or assessments of the patient's condition, including changes in symptoms or behaviors.
Communication: Notes on any significant communications with other healthcare providers, patients, or family members.

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