This article critiques a quantitative research study on the impacts of nurse staffing, education, and job settings on the death rate of patients in general acute care hospitals in South Korea. The study aimed at investigating the impacts of nurse staffing, education, and job settings on the death rate of patients in general acute care hospitals in the context of South Korea. The article discusses the background, method of study, results, ethical considerations, and conclusion of the study.

History and Process of Nursing Research

Understanding the history and process of nursing research, and its importance in improving patient care.

Desklib provides a critique of a South Korean study on nurse staffing, education, and job settings' impact on patient death rates.

Quantitative Research Critique - Desklib

Quantitative Research Critique

Introduction to Nursing Research

This research critique analyzes the relationship between nurses, staffing issues, and work environments in South Korea. The study aims to assess the impact of nurse staffing, education, and job settings on patient mortality rates in general acute care. The findings reveal that assessing factors surrounding nurses staffing duties, nursing education development and work environments play a significant role in establishing effective nursing care and reducing the mortality rate on patients.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Data Science and Big Data

Healthcare and Research

Quantitative Research Critique on Nurses, Staffing Issues and Work Environments in South Korea

This article provides a critique of two quantitative research studies on the impact of nurse-to-patient ratios on quality of care and nursing errors in acute care settings. The studies focus on the PICOT question of whether high nurse-to-patient ratios decrease or increase quality of care and nursing errors in patients aged 65 and above over a 10-week time-frame using health assessment tools. The first article examines perceptions regarding medication administration errors among hospital staff nurses in South Korea, while the second article explores the effect of nurse-to-patient ratios on nurse-sensitive patient outcomes in acute specialist units through a systematic review and meta-analysis. The findings suggest that a higher number of nursing staff is associated with a decrease in medication errors and improved patient outcomes.

Quantitative Research Critique on Nurse-to-Patient Ratios in Acute Care

This presentation highlights the importance of maintaining a proper nurse to patient ratio in healthcare facilities to provide safety to the patient’s welfare. It suggests that one nurse should be allotted to at least 3 to 4 patients to decrease the risk of death in patients.

Nurse to Patient Ratio: Importance and Impacts

Presentation

Capstone Project 1

This article discusses the importance of nurse staffing in patient care and safety. It outlines three steps to implement nurse staffing, including creating staffing plans, improving education, and increasing the number of registered nurses. The article also addresses challenges and solutions to implementation.

Nurse Staffing and Outcome of Care

medical surgery

This research critique examines the relationship between nurse-to-patient ratios and medication errors, focusing on qualitative and quantitative studies. The findings highlight the importance of adequate nursing staff and proper education in reducing medication errors and improving patient outcomes.

Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences

Research Critique on Nurse-to-Patient Ratios and Medication Errors

Medical Surgical

This literature review examines the relationship between nurse staffing levels and patient outcomes in acute care settings. The review highlights the impact of nursing shortages on patient care and the prevalence of medication errors. The review also provides recommendations for addressing the nursing shortage and improving patient outcomes.

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Quantitative Research Critique on Nurses, Staffing Issues and Work Environments in South Korea

Quantitative Research Critique on Nurse-to-Patient Ratios in Acute Care

Nurse to Patient Ratio: Importance and Impacts

Nurse Staffing and Outcome of Care

Research Critique on Nurse-to-Patient Ratios and Medication Errors

Nursing Shortage and Patient Outcomes: A Literature Review