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P Giovannetti
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Interview with the President. Interview by Arlene Johnston.
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Health care issues and trends--how will we respond? or The precipice, the eagles and the lemmings.
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A new generation patient classification system.
The traditional approaches to monitoring reliability and validity are time consuming and costly and frequently lead to the abandonment of reasonable classification instruments. With the advent of micro computers and relational database software, nursing executives are now able to track reliability and validity on an ongoing basis. Because patient classification data are retained, they can be used to provide more accurate work load predictions and descriptions. Further, the ability to identify the source of problems with unit-specific instruments or nurse classifiers leads to the required corrective mechanism. Increased confidence in the reliability and validity of the work load data provides the staff nurse with direct evidence of the accuracy of the patient classification instrument and the nursing executive with a significantly stronger tool in budget planning and tracking, contract negotiations and financial risk reduction.
Breaking free. President's address 1990 AARN annual meeting--April 25, 1990.
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The "OPN" virus and five fingers will do it.
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Where do we go from here?
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Evaluation of primary nursing.
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Understanding patient classification systems.
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DRGs and nursing workload measures.
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[18 spontaneous pneumothorax cases treated by intrapleural catheter].
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