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1 contact, nursing care, direct contact but no nursing care).
2 d to match staffing with patients' needs for nursing care.
3 edridden, incontinent and requiring constant nursing care.
4 cedural monitoring, clinical assessment, and nursing care.
5 sing care dependency were newly dependent on nursing care.
6 recognised as representative for the core of nursing care.
7 y measurements for the quality and safety of nursing care.
8 care from independent living through skilled nursing care.
9 in functional status is considered essential nursing care.
10 measure that is one of the most sensitive to nursing care.
11 p ability and level of implicit rationing of nursing care.
12 o a higher incidence of necessary but missed nursing care.
13 se work environment or implicit rationing of nursing care.
14 nvironment factors and implicit rationing of nursing care.
15 istered nurses to ensure safe, and effective nursing care.
16 dress these evidence gaps in fundamentals of nursing care.
17 ayed by 'impersonal' talk in the delivery of nursing care.
18 dated to capture data for 12-hour periods of nursing care.
19  possibly lead to less implicit rationing of nursing care.
20 nvironment factors and implicit rationing of nursing care.
21 ing feature of ICUs is greater investment in nursing care.
22 perceived to be an indicator of poor quality nursing care.
23  is central to the provision of high quality nursing care.
24 verlooked and become subject to standardised nursing care.
25 pital and a care home providing personal and nursing care.
26 ercent), homemaking services (55.2 percent), nursing care (28.7 percent), and personal care (26.0 per
27    Yet despite providing complex medical and nursing care, a large proportion of caregivers report no
28    Nurses, as a human capital asset, deliver nursing care-a foundational ingredient to the production
29                                 Concentrated nursing care accounted for 89% and technologic monitorin
30          The RNE designation is awarded when nursing care achieves exemplary practice or leadership i
31 hdrawal of or failure to carry out necessary nursing care activities due to lack of resources, in the
32 e identified in several topics in four basic nursing care activities: comprehensive assessment, perio
33 s providing innovations for the use of basic nursing care although the innovations are emerging and s
34 ts with 24-hour support for personal care or nursing care), although the evidence on whether probioti
35 r the future, their experiences of providing nursing care and attitudes towards migration.
36 ommendations for strengthening compassion in nursing care and consequently 'intentional rounding' was
37                            It may facilitate nursing care and delayed primary wound closure but the e
38  develop a model that determines the cost of nursing care and improved value in hospitalized patients
39 y can lead to improvements in the quality of nursing care and patient safety.
40 ve association between implicit rationing of nursing care and patient-centered care: i.e.the lower th
41 bout the occurrence of implicit rationing of nursing care and possible contributing factors.
42                                              Nursing care and research should focus more on adolescen
43 on the relationship of implicit rationing of nursing care and resident and care worker outcomes in nu
44  a common language to show the importance of nursing care and the consequences of not addressing this
45                                 High-quality nursing care and well-trained physicians are essential p
46 tal admissions, 52% were admitted to skilled nursing care, and 28% were admitted to hospice care.
47 interpersonal care (physician communication, nursing care, and coordination and responsiveness of car
48 discharge to home versus requiring inpatient nursing care, and length of stay.
49 on-analgesia quality for each 12 h period of nursing care, and sedation-related adverse events daily.
50 o identify the equipment, type and amount of nursing care, and the types of active treatment that wou
51 iagnoses; long-term mortality; dependency on nursing care; and overall health care costs in survivors
52              Few perceived practicalities of nursing care are considered in study design (20%); 41% a
53 shed scales to measure implicit rationing of nursing care (Basel Extent of Rationing of Nursing Care)
54 en 6 and 10 minutes (p = 0.003), duration of nursing care between 11 and 20 minutes (p = 0.005), dura
55 utes (p = 0.04) with a reference duration of nursing care between 20 and 40 minutes.
56 nce of a physician (p = 0.0004); duration of nursing care between 6 and 10 minutes (p = 0.003), durat
57  patient education may promote best practice nursing care but may not be cost-effective in preventing
58 for fundamental care covered many aspects of nursing care, but was also perceived as too general and
59  we acknowledge the potential causes of poor nursing care, causes that are often cited by nurses them
60 d music therapists who pioneered the idea in nursing care, consideration of patient safety and improv
61 nd it is widely believed that more or better nursing care could prevent some of these deaths.
62 s (31.5%; 95% CI, 31.1%-31.8%) without prior nursing care dependency were newly dependent on nursing
63 exposure (direct contact, no direct contact, nursing care, direct contact but no nursing care).
64                        Implicit rationing of nursing care does not occur frequently in Swiss nursing
65 rologic disorders (four), monitoring and ICU nursing care during or after a procedure (four), metabol
66 re (18.6); the highest risk sub-sectors were nursing care facilities (30.5) and warehousing (28.5).
67             Ambulatory care, inpatient care, nursing care facility stay, emergency department care, d
68 nt and ambulatory care visits, inpatient and nursing care facility stays, and drug prescriptions to e
69 ousing children in grades kindergarten-12, a nursing care facility, and an apartment complex.
70                       Providing high quality nursing care for patients with malignancies is complex a
71     The current article provides a review of nursing care for the different complications of patients
72 n 11 and 20 minutes (p = 0.005), duration of nursing care greater than 40 minutes (p = 0.04) with a r
73 ss of interventions to support compassionate nursing care has been reported, no rigorous critical ove
74 t study aims to understand the views held by nursing care home staff towards dementia and sexuality a
75 istance, including help with transportation, nursing care, homemaking services, and personal care.
76                    Needs for transportation, nursing care, homemaking, and personal care; subjective
77 about dementia prevalence in residential and nursing care homes helps these institutions to meet resi
78 ) of all sites use payroll records to obtain nursing care hour data and 70% use one of the standardiz
79 for hospitals' abilities to collect reliable nursing care hour data.
80                                          The nursing care hour has become an international standard u
81 btain similar results when calculating total nursing care hours according to standard guidelines (ICC
82 n the processes used by hospitals to collect nursing care hours and their compliance with standardize
83 sured using intra-class correlations between nursing care hours generated from clock hour files submi
84 there have been no studies verifying whether nursing care hours obtained from hospital data sources c
85 gs based innovations and the themes of basic nursing care in hospital environment were identified.
86 terns of self-reported implicit rationing of nursing care in Swiss nursing homes and (2) to explore t
87 ings technology can be used to promote basic nursing care in the hospital environment by improving th
88 nternet of Things based technology for basic nursing care in the hospital environment.
89 , more knowledge is needed to understand how nursing care in this area can be improved.
90 which were defined as events associated with nursing care, including falls and pressure ulcers) (15.0
91  environments and workflow that will enhance nursing care interventions.
92                                     How much nursing care is needed to assure quality in care homes?
93 If an intervention to increase compassionate nursing care is required, it may be better to start afre
94                            Associations with nursing care left undone were consistent with this patte
95 o described as missed care, omitted care, or nursing care left undone.
96                                       Missed nursing care may be a significant predictor of patient m
97      We examine the potential idea that poor nursing care may not be the exception, but horrifyingly,
98                       AIM: Examine if missed nursing care mediates the observed association between n
99  analyses support the hypothesis that missed nursing care mediates the relationship between registere
100                            Advanced practice nursing care models can be used to diagnose and treat mi
101 alls (n=3), bleeding (n=2), angina (n=1) and nursing care (n=1).
102 risk of adverse outcomes, differences in the nursing care needed for each hospital's patients, and ot
103 ither improves the delivery of compassionate nursing care nor addresses the policy imperative it was
104 unit, they would mainly require concentrated nursing care (nurse/patient ratio of 1:3 to 1:4) and lim
105  and there is very limited information about nursing care of patients with cirrhosis compared with ot
106 and ICU stay, and increased need for skilled nursing care or rehabilitation following hospital discha
107 re more likely to be discharged home without nursing care (OR = 0.70; P < 0.0001).
108  remaining 50.2% to other inpatient, skilled nursing care, or rehabilitation facilities.
109  favorable perceptions of research impact on nursing care (p < 0.001), ICU research acceptability (p
110 esearch (p < 0.01) and impact of research on nursing care (p < 0.01).
111                           These themes were: nursing care, patients' issues, relatives, and technolog
112                  The mean number of hours of nursing care per patient-day was 11.4, of which 7.8 hour
113 f nursing care (Basel Extent of Rationing of Nursing Care), perceptions of leadership ability and sta
114                                              Nursing care procedures included frequent turning, chest
115                                              Nursing care procedures, antacids, enteral feeding, and
116                                  It uses the nursing care process as a working method which, through
117              A higher proportion of hours of nursing care provided by registered nurses and a greater
118 anagement by an AD specialist, education and nursing care, psychological and behavioral support, and
119 iprocal path between individualized care and nursing care quality demonstrated a good fit.
120  problems for nurses and may also affect the nursing care quality for patients.
121  to develop a unit-level inpatient composite nursing care quality performance index-the Pressure Ulce
122      Health status, individualized care, and nursing care quality were found to be associated with tr
123  trust requires interventions, which promote nursing care quality, individuality and patients' health
124             Many of the associations between nursing care quality, trust, health status and individua
125      They are also viewed as an indicator of nursing care quality.
126                        Implicit rationing of nursing care refers to the withdrawal of or failure to c
127 al anomalies, and our future encounters with nursing care represent all that we know to be excellent
128 he greatest risk factor was the provision of nursing care (SAR, 47.9% [95% CI, 23.3%-72.6%]).
129 he Oncology Patients' Perceptions of Quality Nursing Care Scale (OPPQNCS), the Euro-Qol (EQ-5D-3L) an
130 tified with a national registry of long-term nursing care services.
131 nment and the level of implicit rationing of nursing care should be taken into consideration.
132  for all areas of care, with respiratory and nursing care showing the largest increases.
133                                 Nurses rated nursing care significantly higher (p < .001) than physic
134 ses occurred in patients highly dependent on nursing care, suggesting the likely route of transmissio
135                             Novel models for nursing care that are well fit into the organizations an
136  provide insight regarding the equipment and nursing care that might be required, and the kinds of em
137 the lower the level of implicit rationing of nursing care, the better patients understood nurses, fel
138  It has the potential to reduce the scope of nursing care to a minimum standard, leading to a focus o
139 cal analysis and critical reasoning, enables nursing care to be developed and applied.
140 ss their staffing decisions to devote needed nursing care to critically ill infants.
141 rses reporting improvement in the quality of nursing care to patients suggest that further interventi
142 nough staff for quality or leaving necessary nursing care undone, after controlling for the staffing
143                                              Nursing care was administered by an average of 2 1 careg
144                                        Basic nursing care was believed by new graduate nurses to nega
145                                              Nursing care was described most frequently as an importa
146                          When total hours of nursing care was lower, patients had higher odds of havi
147                                              Nursing care was the source of the majority of hospital
148  and a 10% increase in the percent of missed nursing care were associated with a 7% (OR 1.068, 95% CI
149 more, higher levels of implicit rationing of nursing care were associated with lower levels of patien
150                    Nurse staffing and missed nursing care were significantly associated with 30-day c
151 ication are essential components of oncology nursing care, which are often played down.
152                                       Missed nursing care, which is highly related to nurse staffing,
153 e nurses resented their involvement in basic nursing care, which they believed should not be part of
154 es of interventions to promote compassionate nursing care with a control condition were included.

 
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