Workload tools used in emergency departments: A scoping review

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Workload tools used in emergency departments: A scoping review

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EIT (Eastern Institute of Technology)

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OBJECTIVE The objective of this research was to conduct a scoping review of existing research on emergency nurses’ use of workload tools in emergency departments. INTRODUCTION Recording the workload encountered by nurses working in emergency departments has been an area of concern for nurses, nursing unions and healthcare institutions, both nationally and internationally. The modelling of patient needs to nursing requirements in the dynamic healthcare setting of emergency departments has been...

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Research paper

Research format

Master Dissertation

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2018

Creator

Cowley, Jennifer

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6053

Related subjects

emergency nursing / workload tools / patient ratios / safe staffing / Acute care

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