Continuity of Care: Accurate records ensure that all healthcare providers have access to the same information, enabling consistent and coordinated care. Legal Protection: Detailed records can protect nurses and healthcare institutions from legal issues arising due to malpractice or negligence claims. Quality Improvement: Records are essential for auditing and quality improvement initiatives, helping to identify areas for improvement in patient care. Communication: Effective documentation facilitates communication between healthcare providers, enhancing teamwork and patient outcomes.
