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Patient‐reported outcomes and patient voices
Seminars in Dialysis, 2022AbstractOnline hemodiafilration (HDF) treatment may be associated with better quality of life due to improved clearance of middle‐molecular‐weight uremic toxins and hemodynamic stability in dialysis patients, in addition to better overall survival.
Asci, Gulay, Ok, Ercan
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Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 2001
Purpose: To examine the usefulness of three types of benchmarking for interpreting patient outcome data.Design: This study was part of a multiyear, multihospital longitudinal survey of 10 patient outcomes. The patient outcome used for this methodologic presentation was central line infections (CLI).
E B, Rudy +3 more
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Purpose: To examine the usefulness of three types of benchmarking for interpreting patient outcome data.Design: This study was part of a multiyear, multihospital longitudinal survey of 10 patient outcomes. The patient outcome used for this methodologic presentation was central line infections (CLI).
E B, Rudy +3 more
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Simulation: Improving patient outcomes
Seminars in Perinatology, 2013Effective training has been shown to improve perinatal care and outcome, decrease litigation claims and reduce midwifery sick leave. To be effective, training should be incentivised, in a realistic context, and delivered to inter-professional teams similar to those delivering actual care.
Smith, Abi +3 more
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Standardizing Patient Outcomes Measurement
New England Journal of Medicine, 2016Acceleration of outcomes measurement can unlock the potential of value-based health care for driving improvement. It requires a commitment to measuring a minimum sufficient set of outcomes for every major medical condition.
Michael E, Porter +2 more
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Patient-Provider Interactions and Patient Outcomes
The Diabetes Educator, 1989Research shows that a number of provider interactional skills are empirically related to patient adherence, making interaction skills a necessary and important part of clinical competence. These skills fall into three broad categories: techniques to elicit and modify patients' health and treatment beliefs, to aid recall of information, and to aid ...
R W, Sanson-Fisher +3 more
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Emergency Nurse, 2011
An understanding of how crowding in emergency departments (EDs) affects nurses' practice is essential in examining the impact of nursing care, surveillance, and communication on emergency care outcomes. This review was carried out to summarise the findings of published reports on quality-related outcomes and crowding in EDs.
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An understanding of how crowding in emergency departments (EDs) affects nurses' practice is essential in examining the impact of nursing care, surveillance, and communication on emergency care outcomes. This review was carried out to summarise the findings of published reports on quality-related outcomes and crowding in EDs.
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Patient outcomes after knee replacement
The Journal of Arthroplasty, 1998A prospective, observational cohort investigation was performed to help understand the impact of knee replacement on patients with knee osteoarthritis in community practice. Of those, 291 patients (330 knees) were eligible and willing to participate. Forty-eight orthopaedic surgeons referred 563 patients from 25 institutions within the state of Indiana.
D A, Heck +4 more
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Clinical Nurse Specialist, 1995
Patient outcomes are becoming markers of health care effectiveness and quality. The CNS is uniquely positioned to influence outcomes evaluation within nursing. One way to accomplish this is through recommendations on the selection and use of appropriate patient assessment tools within the patient database. Recommendations of the CNS should be based on:
M R, Harris, J J, Warren
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Patient outcomes are becoming markers of health care effectiveness and quality. The CNS is uniquely positioned to influence outcomes evaluation within nursing. One way to accomplish this is through recommendations on the selection and use of appropriate patient assessment tools within the patient database. Recommendations of the CNS should be based on:
M R, Harris, J J, Warren
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Patient-nurse synergy: optimizing patients' outcomes
American Journal of Critical Care, 1998Given the current demands of the healthcare environment, a clear sense of the unique contributions of nursing to patients' outcomes is critical. This paper articulates a model that describes nursing practice on the basis of the needs and characteristics of patients.
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