1. Leave two characters blank for the first time or at the beginning of the course of the disease, and leave half a character blank for subsequent writings. The top and bottom should not hit the line. There should be a two-character gap after the signature.

2. Use pens or rollers in the same color, and no dark blue, light blue, dark red, or light red writing can appear on a nursing record sheet. Keep your writing beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

3. Use a blue pen from 7 am to 6:59 pm, and a red pen from 7 pm to 6:59 am. The text should be neat, the font size should be as consistent as possible, and the handwriting should be clear. It should not be flamboyant and difficult to identify. Even the signature must be neat and consistent. It cannot be done casually or altered.