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Journal Article
Quality Improvement for Neonatal Nurses, Part I: A Framework for Advancing the Quality and Safety of Care
2012
Overview
Quality improvement (QI) and patient safety are becoming increasingly powerful drivers for health care planning and delivery. In this two-part series, the concept of QI will be introduced and implications for neonatal nursing care will be discussed. Part I reviews trends in the fields of QI and patient safety and introduces how neonatal practitioners are currently taking up QI and patient safety in their practice. Part II, to come, is titled \"Using a Plan-Do-Study-Act Process to Introduce a Step-wise Framework for Establishing Oral Feeds in Premature Infants\" will present the QI process \"in action\" by describing a QI project conducted in a Level III NICU on introducing and testing a new process for improving the transition from tube to oral feeding for preterm infants.
Publisher
Springer Publishing Company
Subject
/ Clinical Competence - standards
/ Critical Care, Acute Care, and Emergency
/ Female
/ Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
/ Humans
/ Male
/ Neonatal Nursing - education
/ Neonatal Nursing - organization & administration
/ Nursing
/ Nursing Methodology Research
/ Nursing Staff, Hospital - education
/ Nursing Staff, Hospital - psychology
/ Quality Assurance, Health Care
