Impact of Nursing Teamwork on Missed Nursing Care in Intensive Care Units at Zagazig University Hospitals = تأثير فريق العمل التمريضي على الرعاية التمريضية المفقودة في وحدة العناية المركزة في مستشفيات جامعة الزقازيق

Attia, Nora Mahdy; Abdeen, Maha Abdeen; Sayed, Saher Hamdy El

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“…24 The study by Gabr and El-Shaer 25 highlighted the significant influence of communication and human resources on MNC and nurses' workflow. Attia et al 26 reported that in ICUs, MNC was largely associated with heavy admission and discharge activity (80.2%), the number and condition of patients (79.7%), unavailability of material resources (77.5%), and medication administration when needed (75.3%). Moreno-Monsiváis et al 27 also discovered that inadequate material resources and communication issues were frequently cited as reasons for MNC.…”

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Factors of Missed Nursing Care in Intensive Care Units

Daraghmeh,

Ayed,

Salameh

et al. 2024

Critical Care Nursing Quarterly

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Maintaining a high standard of nursing care is imperative for ensuring patient safety. Several factors significantly impact the provision of nursing care, including work environment resources, personnel coordination, work systems, and head nurse leadership. In addition, each nurse's clinical and academic career also plays a role in shaping the quality of care provided to patients. This article reports results of a cross-sectional study aimed to identify the different types of missed nursing care and the factors that contribute to them, as perceived by nurses, and second, to investigate how nurses' characteristics may relate to the occurrence of missed nursing care. Data for this study were obtained through a self-administered questionnaire that was distributed to participants working in an intensive care unit. The study included a final sample size of 176 participants, all of whom worked in intensive care unit hospitals located in the north region of Palestine. The study found that handwashing, setting up meals for patients who feed themselves, discharge planning, and response to a call light were the most frequently missed nursing care activities. The primary factors identified as reasons for missed nursing care were inadequate availability of labor and material resources, along with communication issues. Efforts to address these identified issues can potentially lead to improved quality of nursing care in intensive care units.

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Factors of Missed Nursing Care in Intensive Care Units

Daraghmeh,

Ayed,

Salameh

et al. 2024

Critical Care Nursing Quarterly

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Missed nursing care and associated factors among nurses working in public hospitals of Wolaita Zone, 2023: Mixed-method study design

Kebede,

Geta,

Bikamo

et al. 2024

International Journal of Africa Nursing Sciences

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Missed nursing care, non-nursing tasks, staffing adequacy, and job satisfaction among nurses in a teaching hospital in Egypt

Hammad¹,

Guirguis

Mosallam

2021

J. Egypt. Public. Health. Assoc.

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Background Missed nursing care (MNC) has been linked to patient harm in a growing body of literature. However, this issue is still not adequately investigated in developing countries. The aim of the study is to measure the extent of missed nursing care, to identify its types, and to determine factors contributing to missed nursing care. Methods A cross-sectional design was used. The study was conducted among 50 units at 1762-beds teaching Hospital in Alexandria that employs 1211 nurses in inpatient areas. A sample of 553 nurses were interviewed using the MISSCARE and the N4CAST survey. The MISSCARE survey measured the amount of missed nursing care (MNC) that was experienced on the last worked shift by each nurse. The N4CAST survey was used to collect data about level of non-nursing work carried out by nurses and the nurses’ job satisfaction. Results The overall mean score for the missed nursing care was 2.26 ± 0.96 out of 5, with highest mean score attributed to “Planning” and lowest mean score attributed to “Assessment and Vital Signs” (2.64 and 1.96, respectively). Missed nursing care was significantly associated with number of patients admitted and cared for in the last shift and perceived staffing adequacy. Almost all non-nursing care tasks and most of satisfaction elements showed negative weak correlation with overall missed nursing care. Conclusion Missed Nursing Care is common in study hospital which may endanger patient safety. MNC Missed Nursing Care is positively associated with nursing adequacy. There is no association between MNC and neither nurses’ job satisfaction nor non-nursing tasks. Nursing leaders should monitor missed nursing care and the environmental and staffing conditions associated with it in order to design strategies to reduce such phenomena.

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Factors of Missed Nursing Care in Intensive Care Units

Factors of Missed Nursing Care in Intensive Care Units

Missed nursing care and associated factors among nurses working in public hospitals of Wolaita Zone, 2023: Mixed-method study design

Missed nursing care, non-nursing tasks, staffing adequacy, and job satisfaction among nurses in a teaching hospital in Egypt

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