Nurse Leader Perceptions and Experiences With Workload Acuity Tools: Survey of Members of the American Nursing Informatics Association
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A survey of American Nursing Informatics Association members was conducted to understand experiences with and perceptions of workload acuity tools in meeting nursing and patient needs in the hospital setting. Data regarding deployment status, plans, and expected benefits are presented and analyzed.
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Anthony Pearson, MBA, BSN, RN-BC, EMT
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