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Patient’s Ratio to Nurses in Aged Care Settings

   

Added on  2022-10-06

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1FACULTY OF HEALTH
Patient’s ratio to Nurses
( Aged Care settings)
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Overview
• Background
• Objectives
• Outline of the topic
• Conclusion
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Introducing the topic
• There had been a declination in the
proportion of the full time equivalent
registered nurses or enrolled nurses in the
residential care work force and other aged
care sector (Aiken et al.2018).
• Australia is expected to face a shortage of
as many as 109,000 nurses (27%) by 2025,
which will influence significantly on future
levels of nurse staffing and the capacity of
the health care system to meet patient
demands (Howe et al. 2017)
• .
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