PubMed · 10116690
Discharge planning: whose responsibility is it?
Abstract
A survey of twenty hospitals in southwestern Virginia revealed that a lack of a discharge planning process was the most frequently reported reason for failure in the discharge system. All health professionals who come in contact with clients during hospitalization are responsible for preparing them and their families for discharge--only then can true continuity of care occur.
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P S Cooke, J M Alley. 1992. Discharge planning: whose responsibility is it?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10116690/
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