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Is it okay to use endorse as in handing off something to do to incoming nurse by outoing nurse?
Updated: 11/13/2022
No, a nurse has a legal responsibility to document anything and everything that's seen and performed for a patient. By endorsing something that you haven't performed is lying and dangerous for patient care.
If there's a certain task that you can't get to, you can inform the incoming nurse but you can't document anything about it.
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