Innovation and Evidence-Based Decision-Making: Addressing New Graduate Nurse Turnover
Nursing Administration Quarterly
; 47(1):E1-E11, 2023.
Article
in English
| MEDLINE | ID: covidwho-2152261
ABSTRACT
Merger and acquisition activities in health care are increasing in both the number and cumulative value of transactions in recent years, creating new and dynamic pressures on health care systems and current operating environments. These industry shifts, coupled with crises such as the COVID-19 global pandemic, create opportunities for innovation to increase capacity, improve productivity, achieve economies of scale, and positively impact health care quality, safety, access, and cost. However, neither consolidation nor innovation in and of themselves will yield sustainable clinical best practices nor achieve the desired quality, financial, efficiency, retention, or engagement outcomes. This article describes the approach used by one system-level Doctor of Nursing Practice prepared nurse executive to leverage evidence-based decision-making to guide, lead, and support the innovation needed to address first-year new graduate nurse turnover in a multistate not-for-profit health care system.
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English
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Nursing Administration Quarterly
Year:
2023
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