"I think we did the best that we could in the space:” A qualitative study exploring individuals’ experiences with three unconventional environments for patients with a delayed hospital discharge
Michelle Marcinow,
Lauren Cadel,
Arija Birze
et al.
Abstract:Background
Given growing hospital capacity pressures, persistent delayed discharges, and ongoing efforts to improve patient flow, the use of unconventional environments (newly created or repurposed areas for patient care) is becoming increasingly common. Despite this, little is known about individuals’ experiences in providing or receiving care in these environments.
Objectives
The objectives of this study were to: (1) describe the characteristics of three unconventional environments used to care for patient… Show more
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