Track: Patient Safety and Nursing Care Quality

Patient Safety in Nursing Care

Patient safety in nursing care focuses on minimizing risks and harm to patients during medical treatment. It includes preventing errors, ensuring accurate medication administration, maintaining hygiene standards, and following protocols to reduce infections. Effective communication, proper training, and adherence to safety guidelines are essential for promoting a safe healthcare environment for patients.

Nurse Staffing

Nurse staffing refers to the number and skill mix of nurses assigned to care for patients in various healthcare settings. Adequate nurse staffing is critical to ensuring high-quality care, improving patient outcomes, and preventing adverse events. Insufficient staffing can lead to increased workloads, burnout, and a higher risk of medical errors.

Missed Nursing Care

Missed nursing care refers to essential nursing tasks that are not completed due to factors such as time constraints, inadequate staffing, or prioritization of other duties. This can lead to negative patient outcomes, including increased complications and delayed recovery. Identifying and addressing missed care is vital for improving patient safety and quality of care.

5th International Conference on Nursing and Women's Healthcare

Track: Patient Safety and Nursing Care Quality

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