JONA The Journal of Nursing Administration · 2004 · 29 citations · 10 references
Health ProfessionsHealth Services AdministrationPatient SafetyPatient Safety LeadershipPatient Safety OutcomesPatient Safety PolicySafety AssessmentPatient Safety In Healthcare SettingsPatient Safety In TeamsPatient Safety Incident ManagementPatient Safety ManagementPatient Safety MeasurementPatient Safety Performance
Creating a culture of patient safety often involves developing nursing care models that effectively use nursing resources. These authors discuss a nursing care model that focuses on the experienced nurses to enhance the use of their expertise. They provide more direct oversight and surveillance for the care given to all patients through leadership, mentoring, and collaborative practice. The experienced nurse is valued as a clinical leader, instrumental to the development of a safe practice environment. Implementation of this model has resulted in dramatic improvements in safety and registered nurse retention.
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