Likelihood of nursing care being missed is influenced by several work-based factors

Azuero, Andres

doi:10.1136/eb-2018-102933

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“…The study results show that the failure to observe nursing tasks conveyed the effects of a perceived workload on the nursing staff [21]. The recommendation from the finding says that substantial workloads and interruptions influence have a direct and indirect impact on nurse outcomes [4,13,21].…”

Section: Missed Care and Nurse Staffingmentioning

confidence: 87%

“…In addition, the medium impact for connection between the perspective of better nursephysician relationship and perception of limited implicit rationing of nursing care. Thus, the study recommended that a better nursing workplace maintained by an emotionally intelligent booming leadership style has significant relations with the viewpoint of limited implicit rationing of nursing care by nurses providing direct care [13].…”

Section: Rahmah a Aloufi Banakhar And Hafezmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Azuero et al, (2018) also conducted a study in Australia, in which 1,195 nurses were surveyed to understand the link between socio-demographic characteristics, working environment circumstances, and missed care reports and causes for missed care of nursing. The results that were gathered from the survey enlightened that staff adequacy was the major and one of the direct forecasters of missed care [1].…”

Section: Missed Care and Nurse Staffingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, fatigue from overtime led to a mistake in missed care / delayed care. Subsequently, the study indicated that the tiredness of the nurses influenced patient safety and wellbeing, also impacted the nurses themselves [11,13,20].…”

Section: Missed Care and Nurse Staffingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The missed nursing care is deliberated as the error omission that takes place when any factor of the needed care of the patient is overdue or delayed [1,2]. It is explained in research that around 55 to 98 % of the overall nurses or healthcare workers missed or failed to complete the minimum single activity of care while being on last shifts [3].…”

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Nursing Practice Environment and Its Relation to Missed Nursing Care : A Scoping Review

Aloufi

Banakhar²,

Hafez³

2020

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Objective: To examine the association between the practice environment of nursing and themissed care of nursing in a systematic way in the related literature.Methodology: An extensive search was conducted in CINAHL, ProQuest, ERIC, MEDLINE,Web of Science, PubMed, and Science Direct databases. the included studies were publishedduring time period of 2015-2020 with full text.Results: A total of 110 studies were screened, out of which 19 studies were identified to beeligible as per fulfillment of inclusion/exclusion criteria. Degraded quality of nursing,inpatient complications, and mishaps, as well as negative patient outcomes, is examined asexamples for results of missed nursing care. The nurses missed the process and task ofproviding important patient care because of the increased workload, less communication andpoor working environment. Inadequate resources and staffing were the major factors thatwere linked with the events of missed nursing care.Conclusion: It is concluded that reducing and modifying the examined factors, such as poorworking environment, inadequate staffing, less resources, poor communication amongnurses or patients etc. may decrease the missed nursing care practice. In addition, the missednursing can also be managed through the practical implementation of motivating positivework environment and safety culture of patients. These improvements and practicalimplementation will help to provide quality patient care and decrease the missed nursingcare.Keywords: Practice environment, missed nursing care, Teamwork, communication,workload, resources.

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