Nurse Well-Being: Achieving Efficiency through Clinical Workflow Reengineering
Volume
9
Issue
3
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Enhancing nurse interactions with technology results in highly efficient electronic health record workflows and enhanced job satisfaction.
A large health system initiative used evidence and structured feedback to guide workflow redesign, resulting in improved nurse efficiency and well-being.
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Authors
Betty J. Rocchio, DNP, RN, CRNA, CENP,
EBP-C
Jill D. Seys, DNP, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, EBP-C
Tracy L. Breece, MSN, RN, NI-BC, CPHIMS
Cheryl L. Denison, BSN, RN
Jamie L. Holland, BSN, RN
Melissa D. Seabaugh, BSN, RN
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