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Keeping Patients Safe: a Collaboration Among Nurse Administrators and Researchers

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Journal Nurs Adm Q
Specialty Nursing
Date 2006 Nov 2
PMID 17077712
Citations 3
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Abstract

Translating the recommendations from the Institute of Medicine's landmark report, Keeping Patients Safe: Transforming the Work Environment of Nurses, into practice and healthcare policy will require an extensive collaboration among nurse administrators and nurse researchers. The insights and skills of both groups are critical for evaluating the recommendations and their implications for practice, for filling gaps in research, and for influencing significant health system change.

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