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Construction of "Internet+nursing service" quality evaluation system
Huli yanjiuPENG Jialing, YANG Qing
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Quality nursing care in the words of nurses
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2010burhans l.m. & alligood m.r. (2010) Quality nursing care in the words of nurses. Journal of Advanced Nursing 66(8), 1689–1697.AbstractTitle. Quality nursing care in the words of nurses. Aim. This paper is a report of a study of the meaning of quality nursing care for practising nurses.Background. Healthcare quality continues to be a subject of
Linda Maas, Burhans +1 more
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British Journal of Community Nursing, 2009
What outcomes distinguish good nursing care from poor nursing care vexed Florence Nightingale and many subsequent nurses. Indeed, much activity has been devoted to desirable attitudes, behaviours and actions of nurses but relatively little activity has been devoted to distilling out indicators which measure the nurse’s contribution to clinical outcome.
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What outcomes distinguish good nursing care from poor nursing care vexed Florence Nightingale and many subsequent nurses. Indeed, much activity has been devoted to desirable attitudes, behaviours and actions of nurses but relatively little activity has been devoted to distilling out indicators which measure the nurse’s contribution to clinical outcome.
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Patients’ and nurses’ perceptions of quality nursing activities
British Journal of Nursing, 2003Nurses and patients come from varying backgrounds, and have different life experiences. Their perceptions regarding what comprises quality nursing care may differ. The objective of this article was to determine whether there is a difference in the perceived importance of nursing activities from the point of view of patients and nurses.
Harriet Conley, Wichowski +3 more
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Nurse Staffing and QUALITY OF CARE IN NURSING FACILITIES
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1996ABSTRACT A study of 198 nursing facilities in Maryland tested the hypotheses that: 1) the presence of more RNs improves the quality of nursing care; and 2) increased numbers of all types of nursing staff improve the qualify of nursing care, based on a multidimensional measure of quality of nursing care. Findings indicate that the ratio of RNs
J, Johnson-Pawlson, D L, Infeld
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A montage of the qualities of the registered nurse
International Nursing Review, 2014AimThis study aimed to gain undergraduate nursing students' perceptions of the essential qualities of the professional nurse.BackgroundAn essential component of undergraduate nursing programmes is to educate the student to become qualified as a professional/registered nurse. These characteristics will determine curricula and students' perceptions.
Wilkes, Lesley M. (R8837) +3 more
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Nursing research into quality of life
Quality of Life Research, 1992This report describes the scope of nursing research in the area of quality of life. The strategy used to identify research reports relied heavily on nursing publications included in the Cumulative Index for Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) from 1983 (when the database first included the subject, quality of life) to December, 1991.
G V, Padilla, M M, Grant, B, Ferrell
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Quality of Service in Nursing Homes
Health Services Management Research, 2000This paper illustrates the relevance of using the Servqual instrument as a service quality measurement tool in the healthcare context. The expectations and perceptions of nursing home residents and their relatives are compared and contrasted to determine the priorities and satisfaction levels of both groups with respect to the services provided.
A, Curry, S, Stark
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Quality assurance programme for nursing*
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1982This article describes a conceptual and methodological framework for evaluating nursing care quality. The conceptual framework is based on Orem's theory of self‐care which emphasizes the importance of decisions in the selection of nursing process based on patient status and problems. The primary outcome criteria is self‐care.
G V, Padilla, M M, Grant
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