Does Nursing Report Leave You Feeling Flustered?
Report is one of the most important (and most intimidating) parts of an acute-care shift. It can be difficult to know what information matters, what can be verified later, and how to respond when the other nurse starts asking questions you weren’t expecting.
Inside this free mini-master class, you’ll learn how to:
- Prepare before receiving report
- Identify and capture the information that matters most
- Recover after report and create an initial plan for your shift
- Organize and deliver a clear, concise handoff
- Respond more calmly during difficult report interactions
You’ll also receive:
⭐ A library of nursing report sheets organized by type, so you can find one that fits how you work
⭐ A quick-reference guide to common report abbreviations
⭐ A bonus lesson on handling tough report moments
What nurses say about the Nursing Report Mini Master Class
“Hi Kati! I took the Report Mini-Master course and I absolutely loved it. It helped me understand what the purpose of report actually is and what you should be focusing on when giving report. As a new grad nurse finding out what you should be focusing on when giving report makes it so much easier. Knowing what to focus on also makes it smoother when giving report to the oncoming nurse. I love how you have a video and you also sum up the points for the video because I am a visual and auditory learner. I also wanted to thank you for a course that specifically for new grad nurses.”
— Brook Walters, ASN RN
“I took the mini course and I think it was really helpful! I found these tips to be realistic and supportive with just the right amount of tips for how to jump this "new" hurdle. I have been practicing giving report and most have gone fine but there were a few that were disorganized and annoying even to me.....so when the oncoming nurse was snarky, it did make me feel very insecure. This mini course has a couple great tips for those situations and I appreciated them. I will seek more of these classes to support myself in this transition. Thanks!”
— Angela, MSN RN
“As a new grad, your Report Mini-Master Class helped me realize something I do inadvertently, giving report in a manner that is almost seeking of permission, timid, mousey shy manner, when I am full aware that I got this. It helped call my attention to the tone I should be using when doing TOA, and being confident with how to handle situations with nit-picky nurses.”
— Maggie, RN
Meet Your Instructor
Preview the Curriculum
- Report Foundation (3:55)
- ⬇️ Preparing to Receive Report (10:55)
- ⬇️ Receiving Report (10:12)
- ✅ Report Recovery (6:42)
- ⬆️ Preparing to Give Report (5:25)
- ⬆️ Giving Report (8:44)
- BONUS: Troubleshooting Tough Moments (23:22)
- Report Abbreviations Quick Reference
- Report Sheet Library
- Ready to Run the Rest of Your Shift? Meet Shift OS
- One Last Thing: Would You Share Your Experience?
Want report to feel less chaotic on your next shift?
Learn a proven, repeatable process for preparing, receiving, recovering from, and giving nursing report. Plus get the report sheets and quick-reference tools to go with it.
“Tips on shift reports was awesome... Not just for the organizational perspective, but also in confidence on being prepared and then being confident. I'm currently on med surg rotations as a student. This will be tremendously helpful in me building a strong foundation”
— Tammy
“I really appreciate this Nursing Report Mini-Master course you offered. I am a new nurse and report has been one of the most dreaded events of the shift for me... giving to the oncoming nurse. I took notes and will definitely watch again to learn it better. Thank you so much for offering this knowledge and tips.”
— Kelli Gunthorp, RN
“BEST resources for new grad nurses! Practical, logical and delivered in a caring tone that encourages me. Thank you for providing quality information.”
— Denise Coffield, LPN