Patient assessment responses in nursing practice to enhance patient safety: A systematic review

Kurniawan, Moh Heri; Hariyati, Rr. Tutik Sri

doi:10.1016/j.enfcli.2019.04.068

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“…[1] Health workers who work in the emergency room and most often meet clients are nurses, so nurses must be able to immediately take action in responding to the client's IVCN presence with the nurse's initial action, namely triage. [2] The number of clients visiting the emergency department every year has increased by about 30% in all hospitals in the world. [3] The data on clients who come to the emergency department in Indonesia is approx 11,650,239 clients or 13.17% of all visits to the hospital.…”

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Factors Analysis Related to the Response Time of Nursing Services Based on the ATS II Category in the Emergency Installation

Sumbara¹,

Fadli²,

Safruddin

2021

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The response time for nursing refers to the time required to provide emergency nursing care to patients following the triage assessment. This study seeks to analyze the factors associated with the response time of nursing services based on the ATS II category in the emergency department and the magnitude of the influence of age, knowledge, education, and length of work on response time. The method used in this research was correlational, with a cross sectional method and a questionnaire sheet. The research sample was comprised of 20 nurses. Data analysis was used the Pearson correlation test. The results showed that there was a relationship between age, education, length of work and knowledge with response time, with the value of each variable as follows: age with a p-value of 0.015 and r 0.533; education with a p-value of 0.005 and r 0.601; length of work with a p-value of 0.000 and r 0.739; and knowledge with a p-value of 0.002 and r 0.638. From the results of the analysis, it can be concluded that the strongest determinant factors for response time are length of work and level of knowledge. This study concludes that improving nurse education and training related to handling emergency patients should be prioritised. Keywords: length of work; knowledge; education, response time; age

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Factors Analysis Related to the Response Time of Nursing Services Based on the ATS II Category in the Emergency Installation

Sumbara¹,

Fadli²,

Safruddin

2021

KLS

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Promotion of Daily Physical Activity and Exercise for Adults with Congenital Heart Disease

Habibi

2022

Guide for Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult With Congenital Heart Disease

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Quality and Safety in Nursing: Recommendations From a Systematic Review

Patrician,

Campbell,

Javed

et al. 2024

J Healthc Qual

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As a consistent 24-hour presence in hospitals, nurses play a pivotal role in ensuring the quality and safety (Q&S) of patient care. However, a comprehensive review of evidence-based recommendations to guide nursing interventions that enhance the Q&S of patient care is lacking. Therefore, the purpose of our systematic review was to create evidence-based recommendations for the Q&S component of a nursing professional practice model for military hospitals. To accomplish this, a triservice military nursing team used Covidence software to conduct a systematic review of the literature across five databases. Two hundred forty-nine articles met inclusion criteria. From these articles, we created 94 recommendations for practice and identified eight focus areas from the literature: (1) communication; (2) adverse events; (3) leadership; (4) patient experience; (5) quality improvement; (6) safety culture/committees; (7) staffing/workload/work environment; and (8) technology/electronic health record. These findings provide suggestions for implementing Q&S practices that could be adapted to many healthcare delivery systems.

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Patient assessment responses in nursing practice to enhance patient safety: A systematic review

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

Factors Analysis Related to the Response Time of Nursing Services Based on the ATS II Category in the Emergency Installation

Factors Analysis Related to the Response Time of Nursing Services Based on the ATS II Category in the Emergency Installation

Promotion of Daily Physical Activity and Exercise for Adults with Congenital Heart Disease

Quality and Safety in Nursing: Recommendations From a Systematic Review

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