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1 or family physicians and 376 vacant FTEs for registered nurses.
2 botomy was performed by emergency department registered nurses.
3 ian assistants or nurse practitioners, and 9 registered nurses.
4 se of clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) by registered nurses.
5 ble patient death experiences of New Zealand registered nurses.
6 ted using the 2008 National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses.
7 School health services provided by full-time registered nurses.
8 as 11.4, of which 7.8 hours were provided by registered nurses, 1.2 hours by licensed practical nurse
12 portion of hours of care per day provided by registered nurses and a greater absolute number of hours
13 portion of hours of nursing care provided by registered nurses and a greater number of hours of care
16 e highest moral distress situations for both registered nurses and physicians involved those situatio
17 ions between increased levels of staffing by registered nurses and the rate of in-hospital death or b
18 ta from the Nurses' Health Study (all female registered nurses) and the Health Professionals Follow-u
19 tional back pain rates are substantial among registered nurses, and nurses also report high rates of
20 nistered by an anesthesiologist, a certified registered nurse anesthetist, or a trained medical docto
21 tants, clinical nurse specialists, certified registered nurse anesthetists, and certified nurse midwi
22 rs and included anesthesiologists, certified registered nurse anesthetists, nurses, and technicians.
24 ed with the intensity of weekend staffing by registered nurses but not 7-d/wk ward rounds by stroke s
25 nt access to a primary care provider because registered nurses can supplement some of the provider wo
26 ng emerged, and within the person domain the Registered Nurses' characteristics and their lived exper
28 ion given by a dedicated language-concordant registered nurse combined with a telephone follow-up aft
32 concepts applicable to a health setting from registered nurses' documentation (n=54), mapping one ter
33 ation (OSCE) rating to assess performance of Registered Nurses during two simulation exercises (chest
34 data collected from large random samples of registered nurses employed in Pennsylvania hospitals in
38 ), which may indicate how easily experienced registered nurses find new jobs and/or accommodation to
39 analytic sample includes 1744 newly licensed registered nurses from 34 states and the District of Col
40 ng and assessments (i.e., surveillance), and registered nurse hours per patient per shift (i.e., staf
42 llance would be moderated by staffing (i.e., registered nurse hours per patient per shift), and (2) t
45 logist performed the procedure assisted by 2 registered nurses in an independent outpatient clinic op
46 evelop recommendations to effectively deploy registered nurses in primary care needed to assure effic
49 l study based on responses from 4,164 female registered nurses in the Nurses' Health Study who were d
50 ggests a substantial male-female pay gap for registered nurses in the U.S., possibly contributing to
56 hips between the person, the environment and Registered Nurse medication administration behaviour is
57 , a number of factors emerged as influencing Registered Nurse medication administration error behavio
58 ive synthesis of the factors contributing to Registered Nurses' medication administration behaviour.
59 vidence-based pressure ulcer prevention, and registered nurses need to assume responsibility for beds
60 ple was selected using a two-stage sample of registered nurses nested in 51 metropolitan areas and ni
61 cian clinicians eligible for inclusion were: Registered Nurses, nurse prescribers, Physician Assistan
63 es published between 1990 and 2012 exploring registered nurses' paediatric postoperative pain managem
65 ses and a greater number of hours of care by registered nurses per day are associated with better car
68 physicians and 470 APCs, including certified registered nurse practitioners, physician assistants, cl
69 of twenty, currently practising, New Zealand registered nurses provided rich and detailed description
70 h four of the participating midwives and the registered nurse providing support and supervision for t
71 January 2011 and March 2011 we observed nine Registered Nurses providing care for patients receiving
76 oach, this study examined the association of registered nurse (RN) staffing hours and five quality in
78 ociation between lower levels of staffing of registered nurses (RNs) and increased patient mortality.
79 worthy of further exploration is the use of registered nurses (RNs) as informants of overall quality
82 about whether the educational composition of registered nurses (RNs) in hospitals is related to patie
83 4 to $429) if CCM services were delivered by registered nurses (RNs), approximately $372 (CI, $276 to
86 interprofessional teams; (2) description of registered nursing roles and responsibilities; (3) prima
87 f the cross-sectional multi-center "Matching Registered Nurse Services with Changing Care Demands" st
88 service line, and unit population age group, registered nurse skill mix is apparently more important
89 validation process demonstrated that higher registered nurse skill mix, higher percent of registered
90 ours per patient day, size of nursing staff, registered nurse skill mix, population age group (neonat
93 rsing care mediates the relationship between registered nurse staffing and risk of patient mortality.
96 endoscopy units developed programs to train registered nurses supervised only by endoscopists in the
97 nal secondary analysis of linked datasets of Registered Nurse survey responses, adult acute care disc
100 ere followed from the beginning of duty as a registered nurse to the occurrence of an outcome, or to
101 ist physicians 7 d per week and the ratio of registered nurses to beds on weekends are associated wit
102 cols and nursing policy should be written by registered nurses to ensure safe, and effective nursing
103 e's aide to perform non-nursing tasks allows registered nurses to take on more complex patient care.
104 in 9 countries, with survey data from 26,516 registered nurses, to examine associations between nurse
105 t program [odds ratio (OR) 1.48)], increased registered nurse-to-bed ratio (OR 1.44), and inpatient p
106 sub-sample of a larger study of New Zealand registered nurses, took part in individual face-to-face
112 gher proportion of hours of care provided by registered nurses was also associated with lower rates o
113 number of hours of care per day provided by registered nurses was associated with lower rates of "fa
114 nts, a higher proportion of care provided by registered nurses was associated with lower rates of uri
116 number of hours of care per day provided by registered nurses were associated with a shorter length
118 cident back pain in a population of military registered nurses when controlling for relevant risk fac
119 This study included all United States Army registered nurses who began work during 2011-2014 withou
120 cian assistants, respiratory therapists, and registered nurses who elect to receive e-mails from the
122 udy II, a prospective cohort study of female registered nurses who were aged 25-42 years and living i
125 t 24h, alert and able to participate; and b) registered nurses who worked on the participating units.
126 egistered nurse skill mix, higher percent of registered nurses with a baccalaureate in nursing or hig
130 nursing or higher degree, higher percent of registered nurses with national specialty certification,
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