Using computational modeling to study the impact of workplace characteristics on patient safety outcomes

Using computational modeling to study the impact of workplace characteristics on patient safety outcomes

How do patient characteristics, organization characteristics and patient care unit characteristics interact to affect quality, safety, and cost outcomes? What changes can nurse managers make on their units that will optimize outcomes for their patients? To answer these questions, we are collecting d...

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