Project Deliverable Report Deliverable nr D1 - Report on training needs and appropriation guideline per region and category

(for dissemination) The HANDOVER project acknowledges that training and learning are important means to encourage the implementation of handover models and tools. This deliverable describes the training needs analysis, which can be considered as the first step in the design and delivery of training in handover. The training needs analysis encompasses the examination of training content, training design and conditions and prerequisites that affect the transfer of training from the training site to the workplace. A literature study and 18 interviews with training specialists working in hospitals in Spain, Poland and The Netherlands were used to collect information concerning the training needs. The report provides practical guidelines in the form of quality indicators that can be applied for decisions on the content of the training, for selecting the most appropriate training design and for establishing favourable conditions that increase the effectiveness of the training. The report concludes with some remarks concerning the further development of the quality indicators and the training in handover.

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