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The relationship between missed nursing care and job burnout in intensive care units. [PDF]

J Med Life
Shabani S, Sheikhzakaryaee N, Ghasemi SS, Azadnia A.   +3 more
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Knowledge of nurses about missed nursing care and its factors in governmental hospitals in the coastal region of hadhramout-Yemen

Haddad Salim Al-Hebshi, Maha Shkuri Bamarouf, Khadega Saeed Bamahdi   +2 more
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Missed care in community and primary care [PDF]

Primary Health Care, 2021
Background: Studies have shown that understaffing may result in missed care, compromising patient outcomes. However, most of these studies have been conducted in secondary care, and there is a lack of similar evidence about the prevalence and type of missed care in community and primary care.\ud \ud \ud \ud Aim: To explore the prevalence of missed care
Senek, M., Robertson, S., Ryan, T., Tod, A., King, R., Wood, E., Taylor, B.   +6 more
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Missing the Care in Health Care

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2021
ABSTRACT: 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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“Don't You Miss Patient Care”

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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