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Open access publication & the International Journal of Nursing Studies: all that glitters is not gold
No full textRegistered Nurse and HCA staffing levels: the effects on mortality
No full textFindings of a new study by researchers from UK universities and a hospita ltrust confirm the large body of existing research showing that low nurse staffing levels are associated with a range of adverse outcomes, notably mortality. For each day of registered nurse (RN) staffing below the mean, the risk of death increased by 3%. The results were very different for healthcare assistants (HCAs), which shows that HCAs cannot make up for deficits in patient safety arising from shortages of RNs
Agreeing the parameters of practice for the registered nursing associate role: consultation response form
Full text linkNursing, midwifery, and the sustainable development goals: an editorial series leading up to the World Health Organization's “Year of the Nurse & Midwife”
No full textThe globalised health care workforce
No full textThis data set is derived from the WHO Global Health Observatory and is used to illustrate the association between health outcomes and the health workforce in a teaching session "The globalised health care workforce" (NPCG1028 / NPCG6AA3 Global and Public Health)</span
Editorial debate: The art of losing ...? A response to the question 'is caring a lost art?'
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