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The first state lawsettingnurse / patient ratios in hospitals
a landmark lawsetnurse - to - patient staffing ratios
Desert Regional The California lawsettingnurse - to - patient ratios
a bill in Congressto createfederal nurse - to - patient ratios
2014 Massachusetts hospitals ... a ballot questionwould setnurse - patient ratios
This legislation ... California ’s historic lawsetRegistered nurse - to - patient ratios
Massachusetts Ballot Question 1setsnurse - patient staffing ratios
the proposed ballot questionsettingnurse to patient ratios
Virginia Nursing Senator Boxer Introduces BillSetsNurse - to - Patient Ratios to Improve Patient
a bill in the state Houseto setsafe nurse - to - patient ratios
state law ... and to act on several other ballot questions , a ... BOSTON ( AP(passive) should be set bynurse - patient ratios
2014 pixabay.com Massachusetts hospitals ... a ballot questionwould setnurse - patient ratios
Ballot question one asked votersto setnurse to patient ratios in hospitals
only Hospitals ... state legislationsetNurse to Patient ratios
the country 's first lawsettingsafe nurse - to - patient ratios
Nursing News Senator Boxer Introduces BillSetsNurse - to - Patient Ratios to Improve
2011 Philadelphia - Legislation in Californiasetnurse - to - patient ratios
The Florida Times Union , February 17 , 2010 | Nurses March in Support of Staffing Bill ; Hill Backs MeasureSetsNurse - to - Patient Ratios
D.C. Council chairman to propose billto setnurse - patient ratios at hospitals
a state Aged Care Nurse Graduation Speech lawsettingnurse / patient ratios in
vigorous opposition to legislative effortscould resultin mandated nurse - to - patient ratios
lawssetnurse - patient ratios
California ... the one statehas setnurse to patient ratios
another term for Gov. Charlie Baker and US Sen. Elizabeth Warren and rejecting ballot Question 1would setpatient - to - nurse ratios
patients ... unless the NSW government introducessetpatient to nurse ratios
Landmark LegislationSetsNurse to Patient Ratio
using legislationto setregistered - nurse - to - patient ratios
controversial legislationsettingnurse - to - patient ratios
communication LegislationSettingNurse to Patient Ratios We d
This piece of legislationwould setspecific nurse - to - patient ratios
direct legislationto setnurse - patient ratios
law when combined with strategies that encompass facility and unit level considerations(passive) set bynurse - to - patient ratios
meridia Stateshould setnurse - patient ratios MaineToday
McCann , the former head of the Montreal regional health agency that Barrette abolished ... a lawwould setnurse - to - patient ratios
Hospitals Square Off With Nurses On Patient - Ratios Ballot QuestionMassachusetts hospitals and the state 's top nurses ' union ... a ballot questionwould setnurse - patient ratios
Tom Wolf ... legislationsetssafe nurse to patient ratios
NYTimes.com Union supports Florida legislationto setnurse - to - patient ratios 4/5/2005
A bill earlier this year , supported by the Illinois Nurses Association , would have required Illinois hospitalsto also setnurse - to - patient ratios
proposed legislation called the Safe Patient Care Actwould setnurse to patient ratios
You ’ve been a longtime supporter of the Safe Staffing for Quality Care Act ,to sethigher nurse - to - patient ratios
in better patient outcomes , higher quality , and time efficient careresultin better patient outcomes , higher quality , and time efficient care
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many changes for the nursing professionwill createmany changes for the nursing profession
to better patient outcomes , and lower rates of patient deathsleadto better patient outcomes , and lower rates of patient deaths
in better patient outcomes and fewer workplace - related injuries ... while hospitals thriveresultin better patient outcomes and fewer workplace - related injuries ... while hospitals thrive
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
many patient outcomes , most markedly in hospital mortalityinfluencemany patient outcomes , most markedly in hospital mortality
in better patient outcomes and is essential to helping to reduce hospital - acquired illnesses and patient mortalityresultin better patient outcomes and is essential to helping to reduce hospital - acquired illnesses and patient mortality
nurse burnout due to the heavy workload ” and lacking supportcreatenurse burnout due to the heavy workload ” and lacking support
to better surveillance , which , along with many other factors , can influence the process of care and lead to better patient outcomes ( Figure 1can leadto better surveillance , which , along with many other factors , can influence the process of care and lead to better patient outcomes ( Figure 1
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many patient outcomes , most markedly mortalityinfluencemany patient outcomes , most markedly mortality
in much better patient outcomes in a wide variety of settings ... whereas low ratios greatly increase the risk of complications and , well , deathresultin much better patient outcomes in a wide variety of settings ... whereas low ratios greatly increase the risk of complications and , well , death
many patient outcomes , most markedly inhospital mortalityinfluencemany patient outcomes , most markedly inhospital mortality
to improve patient care while preventing individual nurses from being overwhelmed.2 Hopefullydesignedto improve patient care while preventing individual nurses from being overwhelmed.2 Hopefully
the temptation to use catheters to manage incontinence because non - catheter alternatives may require more bedside tasks and timemay influencethe temptation to use catheters to manage incontinence because non - catheter alternatives may require more bedside tasks and time
to higher adverse outcomes for patients , lower patient satisfaction as well as higher nurse turnover , which increases costs to the facilityleadto higher adverse outcomes for patients , lower patient satisfaction as well as higher nurse turnover , which increases costs to the facility
nursing exodus Hong Kong 's public health system turns to private sector for helpwould promptnursing exodus Hong Kong 's public health system turns to private sector for help
to job dissatisfaction and burnout that intensify the turnover and vacancy ratesleadto job dissatisfaction and burnout that intensify the turnover and vacancy rates
many patient outcomes and not merely the risk of error.9 Administration of the wrong formulation , incorrect storage of medication and administration of contraindicated medications all constituted a significant proportion of reports before the ward - based technicians were in service ( figure 1influencemany patient outcomes and not merely the risk of error.9 Administration of the wrong formulation , incorrect storage of medication and administration of contraindicated medications all constituted a significant proportion of reports before the ward - based technicians were in service ( figure 1
medical errors that harm patients and could result in deathcan preventmedical errors that harm patients and could result in death
in improved working conditions ... and ultimately a better functioning healthcare system in Irelandwould resultin improved working conditions ... and ultimately a better functioning healthcare system in Ireland
Nurse - to - patient ratio legislationwill createNurse - to - patient ratio legislation
in fewer on - site injuriesresultin fewer on - site injuries
in less individualized carehave resultedin less individualized care
immensely to the quality of care compared to other factorscontributesimmensely to the quality of care compared to other factors
to less patients per nurseleadto less patients per nurse
to make sure employees do not have a moment to waste corporate healthcare dividendsdesignedto make sure employees do not have a moment to waste corporate healthcare dividends
at 1 to 6to be setat 1 to 6
the gaps(passive) caused bythe gaps
to a decline in the level of quality services and attention ( American Nurses Association , 2015leadingto a decline in the level of quality services and attention ( American Nurses Association , 2015
nursing burnoutto preventnursing burnout
to improvements in staffing levelsledto improvements in staffing levels
the harsh work conditions they face(passive) created bythe harsh work conditions they face
to worse patient outcome.52ledto worse patient outcome.52
in decreased attention from nursesresultsin decreased attention from nurses
10 years agowere set10 years ago
in there being fewer surgical deaths in hospitalswould resultin there being fewer surgical deaths in hospitals
the incidence of preventable adverse events in ICU patientsdirectly influencethe incidence of preventable adverse events in ICU patients