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The Effect of Virtual Nursing and Missed Nursing Care
Nursing Administration Quarterly, 2020This article describes the impact of a Virtually Integrated Care team on missed nursing care as defined by the MISSCARE survey. This multisite project reported that the most common missed cares and reasons for missed cares were consistent with other reported results in earlier literature.
Sue, Schuelke +3 more
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1988
Community hospital chief nurse executives (CNEs) and chief executive officers (CEOs) ranked, in a nationwide survey, seven characteristics of nurse executive effectiveness. Human management skill was ranked first by both groups. CNEs cited CEO support as the second most important factor in their effectiveness, while CEOs ranked total organizational ...
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Community hospital chief nurse executives (CNEs) and chief executive officers (CEOs) ranked, in a nationwide survey, seven characteristics of nurse executive effectiveness. Human management skill was ranked first by both groups. CNEs cited CEO support as the second most important factor in their effectiveness, while CEOs ranked total organizational ...
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The effectiveness of nursing: a review
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 1995Summary This paper describes the findings of a literature review of the effectiveness of nursing. Three journals were selected in which this type of study was most likely to be published. A diversity of attempts to measure nursing effectiveness with various types of patient was found.
L H, Thomas, S, Bond
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Nurses' Notes on Nursing Home Patients: Are They Effective?
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1978ABSTRACT: The notes written by nurses in a level‐Ill nursing home were reviewed in detail. They were found to be neither pertinent nor meaningful in most cases. The daily writing of these notes required a large percentage of the nurses' time but they were seldom, if ever, read by physicians.
J B, Howard, K E, Strong
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Nurse migration: the effects on nursing education
International Nursing Review, 2008This paper is an opinion piece based on experience and supported where possible with literature, which addresses an issue of both national and international interest. It focuses on one aspect of the multifaceted social phenomenon of nurse migration, i.e.
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Some Effects of Nursing on Nurse Bees
Journal of Apicultural Research, 1984SummarySmall colonies of honeybees (Apis mellifera) with different worker-larva ratios provided a range of nursing loads for workers. Large nursing loads appeared to be associated with greater losses in nursing ability as worker bees became older. When workers became old, they ate less food and reared less brood than young workers.
Frank A. Eischen +2 more
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Nurse Practitioner Effectiveness
Evaluation & the Health Professions, 1979This article discusses selected conceptual and methodological issues associated with studies evaluating nurse practitioner effectiveness by comparing nurse practitioner and physician practice. The particular areas covered include: the comparison criteria and the standards and the research methods used in these studies.
P A, Prescott, L, Driscoll
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