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The significance of primary nursing
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1989Primary nursing is a relatively new phenomenon in the organization of ward‐based nursing. This paper seeks to answer the question of what lies behind primary nursing's sudden and startling rise in popularity. Factors within nursing which are implicated include most importantly the adoption of the nursing process, and the attempt to provide truly ...
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A framework for primary OR nursing
AORN Journal, 1979Paula Anne Latz, Gloria Gilbert Ma yer, Katherine Bailey, RN RN RN rimary nursing is the delivery of comprehensive, coordinated, continuous, and individualized patient care by a nurse who has autonomy, accountability, and authority on a 24-hour basis.’ The nurse in the operating room can make a significant contribution to primary nursing both within ...
P A, Latz, G G, Mayer, K, Bailey
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1985
Eight years of experience with primary nursing in a 750-bed acute care teaching hospital revealed several persistent problems: isolationism among nurses, communication problems between nurses and physicians, inadequate documentation, and insufficient time for patient and staff education, resulting in frustration for the nursing staff.
L C, Weeks, M, Barrett, C, Snead
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Eight years of experience with primary nursing in a 750-bed acute care teaching hospital revealed several persistent problems: isolationism among nurses, communication problems between nurses and physicians, inadequate documentation, and insufficient time for patient and staff education, resulting in frustration for the nursing staff.
L C, Weeks, M, Barrett, C, Snead
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The Primary holisms in nursing
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1997Holistic thinking is so diverse that practically every theorist can claim holistic credentials. The challenge for nursing, then, is not whether holism but which holism? As a practice‐centred discipline, nursing gives a central role to whole‐person holism. In so far as nursing approximates medicine, nursing imports organismic holism.
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Introducing primary nursing: nurses' opinions
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 1996Summary This article reports on one aspect of a research project carried out to monitor and evaluate the introduction of primary nursing on four demonstration wards in one health authority. Nursing staff working on the wards were interviewed to identify how the changes were affecting them and their work.
C, Webb, D, Pontin
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British Journal of Nursing, 1992
All professional nursing activities carry legal implications as nurses owe a legal duty of care to their patients. As primary nursing is being increasingly adopted as a system of organizing care nurses need to be aware of the accountability it entails.
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All professional nursing activities carry legal implications as nurses owe a legal duty of care to their patients. As primary nursing is being increasingly adopted as a system of organizing care nurses need to be aware of the accountability it entails.
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Nursing Standard, 1989
A new video showing the essence and benefits of primary nursing in practice was launched last week by Leicestershire Health Authority.
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A new video showing the essence and benefits of primary nursing in practice was launched last week by Leicestershire Health Authority.
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1985
The diagnosis related groupings (DRGs) prospective pricing reimbursement system is already affecting nursing service budgets and unit level staffing patterns. As cost containment pressures rise, nurse administrators have to seriously reexamine primary nursing as a viable care modality.
G M, van Servellen, M M, Mowry
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The diagnosis related groupings (DRGs) prospective pricing reimbursement system is already affecting nursing service budgets and unit level staffing patterns. As cost containment pressures rise, nurse administrators have to seriously reexamine primary nursing as a viable care modality.
G M, van Servellen, M M, Mowry
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Nursing Standard, 1990
Nurses involved in the practice of primary nursing require continuing education and support to enable them to carry out their responsibilities competently. Christopher Turnock argues that nurse education has a major role to play in the planning and implementation of primary nursing at clinical level, and sets out the provisions of a three modular ...
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Nurses involved in the practice of primary nursing require continuing education and support to enable them to carry out their responsibilities competently. Christopher Turnock argues that nurse education has a major role to play in the planning and implementation of primary nursing at clinical level, and sets out the provisions of a three modular ...
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Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1977
V C, Nenner, E M, Curtis, C M, Eckhoff
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V C, Nenner, E M, Curtis, C M, Eckhoff
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