Background The contribution of registered nurses towards safe patient care has been
demonstrated in many studies. However, most of the evidence linking staffing levels to …

Background Numerous studies have emphasized the relevance of work environment,
staffing, and educational level in nursing as determinants of safe, timely, effective, equitable …

Critical care nurses have high workloads due to the severity of the disease and the
complexity of the treatment and care. Understanding the factors that influence subjective …

Background Anxiety and depression among critical care nurses (CCNs) negatively affect
performance because of association with clinical medical errors, ineffective communication …

Background Although nurse understaffing and limited nursing work experience may affect
hospital patients' risk of mortality, relatively little longitudinal patient-level evidence on these …

Background Safety culture is known to influence patient outcomes, but the relationship
between nursing units' safety cultures and the development of pressure injuries in acute …

Introduction Nursing care left undone occurs when nurses omit activities because of
resource shortfalls. Higher levels of nursing care left undone are associated with worse …

Aim The aim of this study is to describe ratio and skill mix for nursing staff in Swedish
emergency departments over a specific 24‐h period. Background The link between number …

Aim The study aimed to determine the emigration intentions of specialist nurses (SNs) and
ascertain the influencing factors, implications and mitigating factors in Ghana. Design A …

Introduction Hospitals with better nursing resources report more favourable patient
outcomes with almost no difference in cost as compared to those with worse nursing …