This literature review examines the challenges of ineffective discharge planning in hospitals, a critical issue affecting both healthcare professionals and patients. The research identifies communication breakdowns and inadequate policies as key contributors to these challenges. The review analyzes eight peer-reviewed articles, exploring various aspects such as communication, patient care integration, digital support, and policy changes. The findings highlight the importance of effective communication, patient involvement, and technology in improving discharge planning. The articles cover quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research designs, providing a comprehensive overview of the issue. The review emphasizes the need for improved administrative processes, policy frameworks, and stakeholder collaboration to address the challenges of discharge planning and enhance patient outcomes. The review also highlights the need for improved management of healthcare, use of standard procedures and the involvement of all stakeholders through policy changes provides effective alternative solutions. The overall aim is to improve the quality of patient care and the efficiency of healthcare administration.
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