Many studies report a relationship between low nurse staffing levels and adverse outcomes, including higher mortality rates say @JackieLearning and colleagues at: https://t.co/Kh9CDNTtBI
With lack of data in paediatrics... we must extrapolate some of this background from our adult colleagues.. we need more evidence and data in children #CCR19#PedsICU#WDAD2019
There are some themes that we hear time and time again, wherever we go to talk about working safely; reporting pressure, negative culture and low morale. Suzette gives some ways in which she thinks we can start to do something about them here https://t.co/KnbpfIzfmu
Great read from @janekohara et al. “Patients can provide insight about safety that complements existing patient safety measurement, with a frequency of reported patient safety incidents that is similar to those obtained via case note review.” https://t.co/SQHR4hMmmV
Systematic Review - Published 2018
54 papers reviewed
Higher and stable levels of nurse staffing associated with lower rates of hospital acquired infection
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https://t.co/j6pVwBakO8
The trials & tribulations of measuring noise on @PICU_BCH - well described by Lauryn @UniBham_Nursing @RAPIDINDEX @natalieread84 @PICU_BCHres #researchelective
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