2 edition of Research on nurse staffing in hospitals. found in the catalog.
Research on nurse staffing in hospitals.
Conference on Research on Nurse Staffing in Hospitals (1972 Fredericksburg, Va.)
Published
1973
by U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health in [Washington,]
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographies.
| Statement | Eugene Levine, Scientific Editor. |
| Series | DHEW publication no. (NIH) 73-434, DHEW publication -- no. (NIH) 73-434. |
| Contributions | Levine, Eugene., National Institutes of Health (U.S.). Division of Nursing. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | xi, 187 p. |
| Number of Pages | 187 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL14104540M |
Most departments keep a float book to keep track of the nurse’s schedule to float. While some nurses do not have a problem floating, most staff nurses do not feel comfortable working outside their home unit. ABSTRACT There is a struggle within the healthcare regarding nursing staffing [6]. Registered Nurse Safe Staffing Act of Capps (CA) 6 co-sponsors Requires all Medicare participating hospitals to establish nurse staffing committees to implement and oversee hospital-wide staffing plan for nursing services. Plan requires an appropriate number of registered nurses pro - vide direct patient care in each unit and on.
Many hospitals now aim to hire more bachelor’s degree-trained nurses, and nearly 25 U.S. states have proposed or enacted legislation to improve hospital nurse staffing. To learn more about the link between nurses and health, scientists examined data on more than , patients who underwent common surgeries in 9 European countries. Nurse staffing and patient outcomes. Lower levels of RN staffing are associated with higher rates of OPSN—urinary tract infections, pneumonia, shock and cardiac arrest, upper gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding, failure to rescue—and length of hospital stay (LOS) in both medical and surgical patients treated in hospitals in U.S. Medicare and other publicly available administrative data.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality's (AHRQ) mission is to produce evidence to make health care safer, higher quality, more accessible, equitable, and affordable, and to work within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and with other partners to make sure that the evidence is understood and used. Nurse staffing: Patient ratio gains seen in study misleading. We need to enact safe staffing legislation to guarantee minimum staffing levels and nurse-to-patient ratios.
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Unknown. Genre/Form: Congress Congresses Conference papers and proceedings Congrès: Additional Physical Format: Online version: Conference on Research on Nurse Staffing in Hospitals. Recommendation The committee recommends that the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) and other appropriate agencies fund scientifically sound research on the relationships between quality of care and nurse staffing levels and mix, taking into account organizational variables.
The committee further recommends that NINR, along with. Evidenced Based Key Research Findings Safe Staffing Literature Review (August ) Please note – These references are arranged alphabetically by author in each section. URLs are listed for those articles available online as of August 6, Safety & Outcomes.
Falls • The authors examined the relationship between registered nurse (RN)File Size: KB. The hospitals range broadly on nursing characteristics.
Slightly more than one in four hospitals have patient-to-nurse ratios of 4 or less, while one in five have ratios of 7 or more. Thirty percent have poor nurse work environments, more than half have mixed environments, and 20% have good by: Research shows that temporary or contract nurses are just as qualified as permanent nurses and this hospital staffing model offers a strategic flexibility that hospitals need when workflow increases or through staffing shortages.
Hospital Nurse Staffing and Quality of Care Research in Action, Issue 14 Hospitals with low nurse staffing levels tend to have higher rates of poor patient outcomes such as pneumonia, shock, cardiac arrest, and urinary tract infections, according to research funded by the Agency for Hospital Nurse Staffing and Quality of Care Page 2 of 8.
The effects of nurse staffing on hospital financial performance: Competitive versus less competitive markets Damian Everhart Donna Neff Mona Al-Amin June Nogle Robert Weech-Maldonado Background: Hospitals facing financial uncertainty have sought to reduce nurse staffing as.
A program of international research by the Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research at the University of Pennsylvania, USA, was undertaken to determine whether variation in hospital registered nurse (RN) staffing across hospitals contributed to poor patient outcomes.
This program of research has been implemented in 30 countries to date in various parts of the world including the latest replication a national sample of hospitals Cited by: 8. Professor of Nursing, Hilary Schofield, and Chief Nurse of the Scheffield Teaching Hospital was appointed to the board and stated that “nurses were crying out for a system which clarifies quality and how it can be measured” (Clews,8) and Research between nurse staffing the.
The. Halm, M. The Role of Mindfulness in Enhancing Self-Care for Nurses. American Journal of Critical Care, 26 (4), – Link. I am looking for overviews on nursing leadership roles and transition from staff nurse to a leadership role. A large topic, perhaps encompassed in a book length treatment of the subject nursing leadership.
Nursing Staffing, Nursing Workload, the Work Environment and Patient Outcomes The New South Wales (NSW; Australia) Health Department commissioned a study in to help the government identify strategies for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of nurse staffing in its hospitals.
Online shopping from a great selection at Books Store. The Magnet Hospital Recognition Program, seeks to recognize hospitals that deliver superior patient care and, partly on this basis, attract and retain high-quality nurses.
The program has its genesis in a study that sought to identify hospitals that retained nurses for. bAverage proportion is computed as total registry nurse hours in each hospital in a given year divided by the total RN. hours (RN hours plus registry nurse hours).
Table 3. Estimates of Demand for Registry Nurse Hours in Daily Services Units of California Hospitals.
In a national survey of physicians and the public, nurse understaffing was ranked as one of the greatest threats to patient safety in hospitals within the United States (US) [].According to the American Nurses Association (ANA), “when health care employers fail to recognize the association between RN staffing and patient outcomes, laws and regulations become necessary” [].Cited by: By eliminating unsafe nurse staffing practices and policies, we can provide better health care for all.
The American Nurses Association is committed to providing the best in evidence-based policy, practice, products, advocacy and professional development to ensure safe staffing and transform health and health care delivery. Others haven’t fully embraced them. Hospital restructuring, remodeling of care delivery systems, changing RN roles and patient populations are just some of the variables that healthcare leaders have been looking at since the early work by nationally known researcher Linda Aiken on nurse staffing and patient outcomes.
There are a few proposed methods to decrease nurse staffing ratios. Since California’s implementation in 2 several other states have introduced similar legislation, including mandated reporting of nurse staffing to the public and mandating the processes that hospitals use to determine staffing.
Liang, Y., Chen, W., and Huang, L. Nurse staffing, direct nursing care hours and patient mortality in Taiwan: the longitudinal analysis of hospital nurse staffing and patient outcome study. BioMed Central.
Health Services Research. Vol The article explores nursing staffing hours and patient mortality in Taiwan. staffing of nurses understood as a lack of nurses available to conduct the tasks required of them.
This implies that nurses are forced to ignore or postpone important tasks, thereby compromising patient safety. Purpose: The purpose of the study is to increase the knowledge of understaffing of hospital nurses.Octo -- In a large research study entitled Hospital nurse staffing and patient mortality, nurse burnout, and job dissatisfaction published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, University of Pennsylvania nursing scholar Linda Aiken, Sean Clarke ant their colleagues found that.Research in Action, Issue Hospitals with low nurse staffing levels tend to have higher rates of poor patient outcomes such as pneumonia, shock, cardiac arrest, and urinary tract infections, according to research funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and others.
