What should be noted in a patient transport report?

The appropriate focus for a patient transport report is on the details about the transport process. This includes critical information such as the patient's condition during transport, vital signs, any interventions performed, the response to treatment, and notes on the transport environment. Comprehensive documentation of these aspects ensures clear communication between healthcare providers and supports continuity of care, which is essential for optimal patient outcomes.

While personal preferences like the patient's favorite food or the comfort of crew members might contribute to the overall experience, they do not provide information that is clinically relevant to patient care and are therefore not included in official reports. Similarly, weather conditions may impact transport planning but do not directly pertain to the patient's medical information or condition, making them secondary in importance compared to the detailed observations of the transport process itself.