Quality of care as an individual concept: Proposition of a three-level concept for clinical practice

Ebneter, Andreas Samuel; Vonlanthen, Ronald; Eychmueller, Steffen

doi:10.1016/j.zefq.2022.05.003

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“…More notably, the digital nursing quality management system transforms “value co-creation” from vision to reality. According to “Service-Dominant Logic” (S-D Logic), value is co-created in healthcare through the interaction of patients and providers: the former has information, while the latter can provide education as well as management and analysis of the patients’ information (Balta et al, 2021, Ebneter et al, 2022, Mackow et al, 2023). When digital technology is integrated into the healthcare delivery system and becomes an important medium, patients, providers, professionals, technology, and information all become important resource components of the system, and the empowerment of their interactions opens up possibilities of action for further optimization.…”

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“…The quality of nursing is thought to be professional, holistic, practical, and humanistic, and refers to the effectiveness, superiority, and inferiority of nursing staff in providing nursing skills and life services to patients; it is an essential indicator of nursing leaders' management level, nursing staff quality, nursing business skills, and work effectiveness, and is determined by nursing facilities, nursing skills, nursing staff, and the behavioral relationship between nursing staff and service recipients (Ebneter et al, 2022).…”

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“…Historically, Nursing Quality Management has focused on implementing standards and guidelines, promoting best practices, and continuously monitoring and improving the quality of nursing care to enhance patient outcomes (Ebneter, Vonlanthen, & Eychmueller, 2022). While these traditional approaches remain essential, incorporating digital technologies provides novel opportunities for more efficient, data-driven, and personalized quality management (Papachristou et al, 2023).…”

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Digital Nursing Quality Management: A Concept Analysis

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Zhang

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Background: The rapid advancements in digital technology and its increasing integration into healthcare create an opportunity to leverage these innovations for enhancing nursing quality management. Objective: This paper aims to report the results of a concept analysis of digital nursing quality management. Methods: Rodgers' Evolutionary Method of concept analysis was used to examine the attributes, antecedents, consequences, and related concepts of digital nursing quality management. Findings: Digital Nursing Quality Management is a strategic management approach that systematically utilizes evolving digital technology to pursue optimal nursing quality, guided by the timeless principle of humanistic care. The defining attributes are human-machine collaborativeness, interactive empowerment, and digital ecosystem. Discussion: Incorporating Digital Nursing Quality Management as a supplement to traditional quality management approaches could contribute to improved patient care and healthcare outcomes. Consequently, Digital Nursing Quality Management should receive increased attention in nursing practice, education, and research. Standardized definitions of digital nursing quality management should guide future research and policy development.

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Digital Nursing Quality Management: A Concept Analysis

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“…Varied and alternate definitions of quality of care can be found, and it can be understood at several levels. According to Ebneter (6), quality of care starts at a level of safety considered the minimum level of perceived quality. It is followed by a level of comfort, which expresses a balance between perceived quality and resources.…”

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Quality Care in Outpatient Chemotherapy. Design and Validation of the Novel Care Quality Ambulatory Instrument

Osorio-Castaño,

Vallejo-Mesa,

Adarve-Gutierrez

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Introduction: Neither validated scales nor scales translated into Spanish currently exist to evaluate the perception of quality care in people receiving outpatient chemotherapy, despite their usefulness in evaluating the care provided by nurses and in promoting changes in the delivery of these services. Objective: To design and validate the novel Care Quality Ambulatory-I (CQAMB-I) instrument in outpatient chemotherapy services. Materials and methods: This is an instrument validation study carried out in three stages: literature review, design, and validation of the instrument. Content validation was performed with 14 specialists with at least a master’s degree and experience in chemotherapy or quality services; face validation was carried out through a pilot test with 31 participants diagnosed with cancer who received curative chemotherapy, and construct validation was carried out through an exploratory factor analysis with 436 users who received outpatient chemotherapy with curative intent. Results: A total of 15 items were removed in the content validation stage; none were removed in face validation. In construct validation, participants had a median age of 56 years, a median treatment time of 5 months, and breast cancer was the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer. Eighteen models were run, 30 items were removed, 6 factors emerged, and a KMO of 0.80 and a Cronbach’s alpha of 0.82 were obtained. Conclusion: The CQAMB-I proved to be valid and reliable for the evaluation of quality care in outpatient chemotherapy services. Additionally, it enabled expanding the conception of such care beyond the attributes of structure, process, and outcome.

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Digital nursing quality management: an evolutionary concept analysis (Preprint)

Han,

Bai,

Zhang

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BACKGROUND Rapid advances in digital technology and its increasing integration into healthcare create an opportunity to leverage these innovations to improve nursing quality management. OBJECTIVE This paper aims to report the results of an evolutionary concept analysis of Digital Nursing Quality Management (DNQM). METHODS The Rodgers evolutionary method of concept analysis was used to examine the attributes, antecedents, consequences, and related concepts of DNQM. RESULTS DNQM is a strategic management approach that systematically uses evolving digital technology to achieve optimal nursing quality, guided by the timeless principle of humanistic care. The defining attributes are human-machine collaboration, interactive empowerment, and a digital ecosystem. CONCLUSIONS DNQM is not a mere amalgamation of separate components but a dynamic ecosystem shaped by individual, organizational, and technological factors. CLINICALTRIAL Not applicable. INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED REPORT RR2-DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.16.23292725

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Quality of care as an individual concept: Proposition of a three-level concept for clinical practice

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Digital Nursing Quality Management: A Concept Analysis

Digital Nursing Quality Management: A Concept Analysis

Quality Care in Outpatient Chemotherapy. Design and Validation of the Novel Care Quality Ambulatory Instrument

Digital nursing quality management: an evolutionary concept analysis (Preprint)

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