“…The most important point in the patient handover process is that accurate, complete and understandable information is given by the right people at the right time [9]. During patient handover, emergency nurses should report the patient's name and surname, the name and surname of the doctor carrying out admission, application complaints, planned treatments, tests performed, tests ongoing and to be performed, patient's diagnosis, vital signs, patient's allergies, intravenous fluid therapies, level of consciousness, and invasive procedures in the oral and written reports [9]. Tortosa-Alted et al (2021) reported that emergency care nurses generally tended to perform the handover orally instead of through a written handover report due to the chaotic and critical environment of the emergency room, and, consequently, this may lead to suspicions regarding patient safety [10].…”