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Nursing Sensitive Outcomes

Nursing sensitive patient outcomes are measurable states, behaviors, or perceptions of patients or families that are influenced by nursing interventions and reflect the quality of nursing care.

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Nursing sensitive patient outcomes are critical indicators of the quality of nursing care and its direct impact on patient health. These outcomes help healthcare professionals assess the effectiveness of their interventions and identify areas for improvement. By focusing on measurable results, nurse...

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Key Terms

Patient Safety
The prevention of errors and adverse effects to patients associated with healthcare.

Example: Implementing hand hygiene protocols to ensure patient safety.

Quality of Care
The degree to which health services for individuals and populations increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes.

Example: Regular assessments to ensure quality of care in nursing homes.

Nursing Interventions
Actions taken by nurses to enhance patient outcomes.

Example: Administering medication as prescribed.

Patient Satisfaction
A measure of the extent to which patients are happy with their healthcare services.

Example: Surveys conducted to assess patient satisfaction after discharge.

Data Collection
The process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables.

Example: Collecting patient feedback through surveys.

Outcome Tracking
Monitoring the results of healthcare interventions over time.

Example: Tracking recovery rates post-surgery.

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Focuses on the measurement and analysis of healthcare performance indicators.
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Evidence-Based Practice
Involves using the best current evidence to make informed patient care decisions.
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Key Concepts

Patient SafetyQuality of CareNursing InterventionsPatient Satisfaction