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Nursing Workload Prediction for Upcoming Shifts: A Retrospective Observational Exploratory Study in the Postoperative and Intensive Care Unit

“…For example, if a patient had a 50% NAS and stayed only 3 h, then the shift score would be 18.75% NAS, and the 24 h score would be 6.25% NAS for that patient. Tis aligns with the results of another study [5]. By including length of stay in NAS, a patient with a high workload and short length of stay could get a low NAS score, and a patient with a low workload and a long length of stay get a relatively high NAS.…”

“…Procedure Description. Te validity and reliability of NAS has been tested in several Norwegian postoperative units and ICUs [5,15,17,18]. From 2014, nurses at our postoperative/ICU scored the Nursing Activities Score on all patients admitted to the hospital.…”

“…Tere is increasing pressure on health expenditure, and several international studies have described resource planning in medical and surgical intensive care units (ICUs) [1][2][3]. Tere have also been studies on workload on postoperative and medium care units [4][5][6]. A review of 26 studies from ICUs found an association between the patient-per-nurse ratio and adverse events such as infections, postoperative complications, unplanned extubations, and burnout syndrome in nurses [7].…”