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    • Discharge summaries are crucial for documenting patient care and follow-up.
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    • This failure can lead to incomplete patient medical records.

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    • To audit the transition of discharge summaries from Role 3 to Role 1 during Operation HERRICK 18.
    • To identify errors in discharge information transfer.
    • To implement improvements for better communication.

    Main Methods:

    • Two audits were conducted to assess discharge information delivery.
    • A new system was implemented to improve summary transfer.
    • A re-audit was performed one month post-implementation.

    Main Results:

    • Initial transfer rate of discharge summaries from Role 3 to Role 1 was very low (2.5%).
    • Following system implementation, the transfer rate significantly improved to 80% (24/30).

    Conclusions:

    • A system for transferring discharge information from Role 3 to Role 1 dramatically improved transfer rates.
    • An integrated electronic patient record system is recommended for Defence Medical Services.
    • Regular audits of discharge information transfer are essential for contingency operations.