Toward understanding nurses' decisions whether to miss care: A discrete choice experiment

Missed nursing care: A cross‐sectional and multi‐centric study from Turkey

“…Patients with high clinical complexity are more likely to experience missed mobility tasks than missed medication administration tasks (Abdelhadi et al, 2023). Therefore, there is a need for more targeted and specific approaches to develop effective strategies for mitigating MNC.…”

“…Job satisfaction among nurses has also emerged as a significant predictor at the nursing level, with higher satisfaction being associated with lower MNC rates (Campbell et al, 2020). Additionally, MNC increases with the clinical complexity of the patients (Abdelhadi et al, 2023).…”

“…These findings indicate that heavy workloads increase the likelihood of MNC, with lower occurrences of discharge planning and higher occurrences of emotional support and patient mobility. Patients with high clinical complexity are more likely to experience missed mobility tasks than missed medication administration tasks (Abdelhadi et al, 2023). Therefore, there is a need for more targeted and specific approaches to develop effective strategies for mitigating MNC.…”

Editorial: From structure to agency: understanding nurse's agency in quality and safe care

“…The third wave, which emphasizes the importance of personal and organizational resilience, suggests that we might have overshot our mark with the notion that to err is human, and advocates a greater balance between individual accountability and systemic explanations (Wachter and Pronovost, 2009 ). Researchers show a renewed interest in nurses' agency, including nurses” competence, personal traits and values, and decision-making processes, raising questions about designing work environments that will enable nurses to thrive and deliver high quality care despite the complex, overburdened, and dynamic environments in which they operate (Drach-Zahavy and Srulovici, 2019 ; Abdelhadi et al, 2023 ). It emphasizes developing a culture that fosters a critical mind-set, a commitment to early detection of negligence and unexpected events, as well as building behavioral capabilities for proactive behaviors that assure rapid adjustment, and prevent patients' circumstances from worsening (Hales and Chakravorty, 2016 ; Latney, 2016 ; Vogus and Singer, 2016 ; Enya et al, 2018 ).…”