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RETRACTION: Intensive and Critical Care Nurses Patient Safety, Care Quality, Professional Self-Efficacy, and Missed Nursing Care: Structural Equation Model Analysis. [PDF]
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Missing the Care in Health Care
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2021ABSTRACT: This article describes the case of a chronically ill patient whose care was grossly mismanaged as a result of the policies and practices of a dysfunctional health system. This case illustrates the importance of truly listening to patients and communicating effectively with colleagues within the health care system.
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Unpicking the reasons for missed care
British Journal of Nursing, 2022Sam Foster, Chief Nurse, Oxford University Hospitals, reflects on the need to understand reasons for ‘errrors of omission’ and how they relate to the environment in which nurses provide care
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AORN Journal, 1967
Being wheeled into the operating room may be the most frightening experience in a person's life. Recognizing this, the nurse in the operating room must compress effective reassurance into the patient's few moments of awareness. Moreover, she must see and hear things the way he does, and when he is helpless, look after his needs for safety, fluid and ...
M, Yanick, N S, Podobnikar
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Being wheeled into the operating room may be the most frightening experience in a person's life. Recognizing this, the nurse in the operating room must compress effective reassurance into the patient's few moments of awareness. Moreover, she must see and hear things the way he does, and when he is helpless, look after his needs for safety, fluid and ...
M, Yanick, N S, Podobnikar
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Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 2006
The purpose of this study was to determine nursing care regularly missed on medical-surgical units and reasons for missed care. Nine elements of regularly missed nursing care (ambulation, turning, delayed or missed feedings, patient teaching, discharge planning, emotional support, hygiene, intake and output documentation, and surveillance) and 7 themes
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The purpose of this study was to determine nursing care regularly missed on medical-surgical units and reasons for missed care. Nine elements of regularly missed nursing care (ambulation, turning, delayed or missed feedings, patient teaching, discharge planning, emotional support, hygiene, intake and output documentation, and surveillance) and 7 themes
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Cash for care and care employment: (Missing) debates and realities
Social Policy & Administration, 2019AbstractThe introduction of cash‐for‐care (CfC) schemes in different European countries over the last years has responded to a plurality of strategies aimed at attending the rising demand and increasing costs of the long‐term care needs of an ageing population.
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The globalization of missed nursing care terminology
International Journal of Nursing Practice, 2020AbstractAimTo determine if there are cross‐national differences in nurse understandings of the terms: missed care, rationed care and care left undone.BackgroundNurse researchers from a number of countries have published studies on missed and rationed care.
Eileen Willis +3 more
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Missing Voices: Polling and Health Care
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 2011Examining data on the recent health care legislation, we demonstrate that public opinion polls on health care should be treated with caution because of item nonresponse — or “don't know” answers — on survey questions. Far from being the great equalizer, opinion polls can actually misrepresent the attitudes of the population.
Adam J, Berinsky, Michele, Margolis
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Missed appointments and Medicaid managed care
Archives of Family Medicine, 1996To compare the demographic characteristics of patients who miss appointments with those who do not and to identify subgroups who would benefit from specific interventions for improving attendance.Retrospective cohort study of an 18-month period.An urban primary care practice.A random sample (N = 477) of patients who were seen at least twice during the ...
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Missed Nursing Care of Unsheltered Populations
Professional Case ManagementABSTRACT Purpose/Objectives: Morbidity and mortality among homeless populations in California continue to grow. Unsheltered individuals suffer from mental illness, physical disability, cognitive impairment, and acute and chronic illness.
Danisha Jenkins, Julie-Kathryn Graham
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