What are the qualitative and quantitative impacts of having enrolled nurses in hospital settings on patient care outcomes?
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| contents | Enrolled nurses appear to positively affect patient care outcomes in hospital settings both quantitatively and qualitatively, though more specific evidence is needed to pinpoint their discrete impact compared to registered nurses. |
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| spellingShingle | What are the qualitative and quantitative impacts of having enrolled nurses in hospital settings on patient care outcomes? Tripdatabase enrolled nurses hospital settings patient care outcomes qualitative impacts quantitative impacts Enrolled nurses appear to positively affect patient care outcomes in hospital settings both quantitatively and qualitatively, though more specific evidence is needed to pinpoint their discrete impact compared to registered nurses. |
| title | What are the qualitative and quantitative impacts of having enrolled nurses in hospital settings on patient care outcomes? |
| topic | enrolled nurses hospital settings patient care outcomes qualitative impacts quantitative impacts |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18944021 |