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the programmatic shift to expanded treatment eligibilitycould resultin a higher patient to nurse ratio , resulting in a crowding effect
a ballot questionwould have setpatient - to - nurse ratio limits in Bay State medical facilities
the nursing shortagecausedU.S. patient - to - nurse ratios to get out of control
patientsresultsin the highest nurse to patient ratio and the absolute best care
This reduction has ended upcausingthe ratio of patients to nurses to increase
a lawsetsa minimum patient / nurse ratio in hospitals
the shortage of personnelmay leadto an increase in the patient - to - nurse ratio
Increased turnoverleadsto a higher patient - to - nurse ratio
The layoffswill resultin an increase in nurse - to - patient ratio
These cutscausea higher patient - nurse ratio
A worldwide phenomenon , the aging population is goingto resultin a higher patient to nurse ratio
the Department of Health(passive) set bythe standard nurse - patient ratio
Many people called out oftenwould resultin higher nurse to patient ratios
A licensed facilityresultsA low caregiver - to - patient ratio
Hospitals and healthcare providers ... the harmresultsfrom high patient - to - nurse ratios
Question 1would seta minimum nurse - to - patient ratio
1 ) Efforts to reduce costs of hospital carehave resultedin decreased nurse - to - patient ratios
Question 1 ... the November ballotwould seta minimum nurse - to - patient ratio
Question 1 on the November ballotwould seta minimum nurse - to - patient ratio
EZ Payment Technology Focuses on Patient SatisfactionLeadsto High Patient Retention
by cystoscopy(passive) caused byhigh patient burden
he factorscausinghigh nursing turnover
the factorscausinghigh nursing turnover
a ballot questionwould setminimum nurse to patient staffing ratios
a lawwill setout maximum nurse - to - patient ratios
a rally in Niagara Square ... the Safe Staffing Actwould setlimits on nurse - patient ratios
the lawhas ledto better nursing staffing ratios
the only statehas setrequired nurse - to - patient ratios
the country 's first lawsettingsafe nurse - to - patient ratios
a state lawdesignedto reduce nurse - to - patient ratios
These measurescontributeto the lowering of the nurse / patient ratio
a bill in the state Houseto setsafe nurse - to - patient ratios
The state Department of Health Serviceswould ... setminimum nurse - patient ratios
The legislation , sponsored by Sen. Michael Skindell , D - Lakewoodsetsspecific nurse - to - patient ratios
the complexity of the casescausesa decline in nurse staffing ratios
H.B. 867setsminimum nurse - to - patient ratios
Nursing shortagehas influencedthe nurse - to - patient ratio
The hospital boasts 900 nursesresultingin a 1:4 nurse to patient ratio
Swedish Society of Nursingthereby contributestoward a high standard of nursing
stressors produced by the care deficiency and stressorsoriginatedfrom the relation between nursing / patient
to increased nurse burnout and higher turnoverleadsto increased nurse burnout and higher turnover
to frustration and work burnout , which is linked to higher turnoverto leadto frustration and work burnout , which is linked to higher turnover
to frustration and job burnout , which is linked to higher turnoverto leadto frustration and job burnout , which is linked to higher turnover
to frustration and job burnout , which is linked to higher turnover [ 13to leadto frustration and job burnout , which is linked to higher turnover [ 13
to burnoutmay contributeto burnout
to poorcan often leadto poor
to burn out of the good nursesare leadingto burn out of the good nurses
to a 7 percent rise in deathledto a 7 percent rise in death
to the optimal outcomes and the highest quality of carecontributesto the optimal outcomes and the highest quality of care
to complications such as higher infection rates and poorer patient outcomesleadto complications such as higher infection rates and poorer patient outcomes
in an increase in patient mortality and have a detrimental effect on the health and well - being of the nurse , leading to job dissatisfaction and more nurses quittingcan resultin an increase in patient mortality and have a detrimental effect on the health and well - being of the nurse , leading to job dissatisfaction and more nurses quitting
to more errors and fatal outcomesmay leadto more errors and fatal outcomes
to better health careleadto better health care
to more nurse burnoutleadsto more nurse burnout
in better outcomeswould resultin better outcomes
to unsafe situations for patientsleadto unsafe situations for patients
in decreased patient mortality ratesresultedin decreased patient mortality rates
ultimatelyleadultimately
in fewer medical and medication errors , fewer patient complications , lower mortality rates , and increased patient satisfactionresultin fewer medical and medication errors , fewer patient complications , lower mortality rates , and increased patient satisfaction
to more medication errorscontributeto more medication errors
in less hospital - acquired illnesses and reduction in patient mortalityresultin less hospital - acquired illnesses and reduction in patient mortality
in better communication , fewer complications and shorter hospital staysresultin better communication , fewer complications and shorter hospital stays
to quality health and medical careleadingto quality health and medical care
In Poorer Health - Care InteractionsDo ResultIn Poorer Health - Care Interactions
in more patient deathsresultin more patient deaths
to better patient outcomesleadto better patient outcomes
to better patient outcomesleadto better patient outcomes
hospitalscould leadhospitals
in fewer patient deaths and better morale for nurses compared to other states without similar legislationresultedin fewer patient deaths and better morale for nurses compared to other states without similar legislation
to poor patient satisfaction Staffing issuesleadsto poor patient satisfaction Staffing issues
in fewer patient deaths and better morale for nursesresultedin fewer patient deaths and better morale for nurses
to the optimal outcomes and the highest quality of carecontributesto the optimal outcomes and the highest quality of care
alsoleadsalso
in usresultedin us
to the highest quality of carecontributesto the highest quality of care
to safer patient care , better patient outcomes and improved work lives for our nursesleadto safer patient care , better patient outcomes and improved work lives for our nurses
to less patients per nurse across the boardleadto less patients per nurse across the board
safety of careinfluencesafety of care
in - hospital mortalitysignificantly influencein - hospital mortality
to a 15 % increase in nurse employment in California after its implementationledto a 15 % increase in nurse employment in California after its implementation