A causal model for the quality of nursing care in Thailand

Boonpracom, Roongtiva; Kunaviktikul, Wipada; Thungjaroenkul, Petsunee; Wichaikhum, Orn‐Anong

doi:10.1111/inr.12474

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“…Positive patient outcomes have direct relationships to low nurse‐to‐patient ratios, as well as the working environments (Boonpracom et al. ). In addition, nurses’ personal factors affecting QNC have also been researched, finding that age (AMN Healthcare ), level of education (Aiken et al.…”

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Factors predicting quality of nursing care among nurses in tertiary care hospitals in Mongolia

Gaalan

Kunaviktikul

Akkadechanunt

et al. 2019

International Nursing Review

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Background An increasing nursing shortage, high workloads and poor working environments are affecting the quality of nursing care in many countries including Mongolia. Aim To explore the level of quality of nursing care, nursing competency and nursing practice environment, as well as the predictability of nurses’ personal factors, nursing competency and nursing practice environment on quality of nursing care as perceived by nurses in Mongolia. Methods We collected data from 346 registered nurses, randomly selected and working in seven general public tertiary care hospitals in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar, and four regions of Mongolia. Instruments used were the Good Nursing Care Scale, the Competency Inventory for Registered Nurses and the Practice Environment Scale of Nursing Work Index. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics and multiple regression analysis. Results The overall quality of nursing care and nursing competency was perceived to be at a high level, whereas nursing practice environment was at a favourable level. Nursing competency and nursing practice environment were found as significant predictors of nursing care quality, while personal factors were found as non‐significant predictors. Discussion Improving nursing competency and practice environment enhances the quality of nursing care. However, a study limitation is that self‐reporting may not have reflected the accuracy of variables. Conclusion Findings provide important evidence for the use of measures and strategies to enhance the quality of nursing care by improving nursing competency and the nursing practice environment. Implications for nursing and health policy Policymakers, administrators and nurses need to work together to develop and implement policies to enhance and support the competency and practice environments of the Mongolian nurses.

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Factors predicting quality of nursing care among nurses in tertiary care hospitals in Mongolia

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Kunaviktikul

Akkadechanunt

et al. 2019

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“…Jangland E (12) 2018 Observacional Etnográ co Entrevistas informais Recursos limitados, ambiente desfavorável e liderança pouco efetiva (20 pacientes). Boonpracom R (13) 2019 Transversal PES -NWI Relação ine caz entre paciente/ enfermeiro (1.904 enfermeiros e pacientes).…”

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Objective: To identify, in the scienti c literature, the factors associated with the omission of nursing care. Materials and Methods: Integrative review whose bibliographic search was carried out in the months of November 2019 to January 2020, using ve electronic databases: PubMed, CINAHL, Scopus, Web of Science and LILACS. e research question was formulated according to a PICO strategy in which the problem was "omission of care", the phenomenon of interest was "environmental factors" and the context was "nursing care". e inclusion criteria were articles from primary studies, published in English, Portuguese or Spanish and covering the subject under study, which resulted in 30 primary articles. Results: Predictors of the work environment corroborate the presence of factors of omission of nursing care, including inadequate number of sta and resources, work shifts, younger age of sta members, high workload, emotional exhaustion, job dissatisfaction. Conclusion: e environment was found to interfere with nursing care by compromising care. is subject is relevant for the accreditation of services provided by health institutions, as well as for the development and/or better performance of professionals and researchers in the eld of hospital health.

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“…Moreover, when applying the Donabedian framework, a correlation to greater patient satisfaction was linked to excellent process, structure, and outcomes of the health care providers . Nevertheless, the relationships between the Donabedian dimensions and satisfaction as a part of its outcome were found to be significant . Therefore, in Donabedian's quality framework, patient satisfaction is defined as “patient‐reported outcome while the structures and processes of care can be measured by patient‐reported experiences.” (p3)…”

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An integrated MUSA to measure health care service quality from a patient's perspective in a resource‐constrained setting

Al-Awlaqi

Aamer

2019

Health Planning & Management

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Purpose:Although assessing the quality of health services offered in a least developed country such as Yemen is very important, it is not yet given attention. As a result, Yemeni patients started to look for higher quality of health services abroad. Thus, Yemeni health private providers need to know how to link their patients' satisfaction to the quality of the services offered to end up with more satisfied patients and higher health service quality offered. Methodology: Data were collected form 5310 patients in 249 private clinics. The patients evaluated their satisfaction on the quality of service on the basis of nine criteria that comprised 31 subcriteria. We used multicriteria satisfaction analysis (MUSA) to analyze the data. Findings and Conclusion: The data analysis results showed low level of satisfaction on the health care quality services offered by the private clinics in Yemen. The majority of the criteria and subcriteria showed low level of satisfaction, high demand, and high mandate for improvement. K E Y W O R D S health care quality, multicriteria satisfaction analysis, private clinics, Yemen

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A causal model for the quality of nursing care in Thailand

Cited by 11 publications

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Factors predicting quality of nursing care among nurses in tertiary care hospitals in Mongolia

Factors predicting quality of nursing care among nurses in tertiary care hospitals in Mongolia

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An integrated MUSA to measure health care service quality from a patient's perspective in a resource‐constrained setting

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