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Healthc Financ Manage ; 41(7): 84-6, 88, 1987 Jul.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-10282638

ABSTRACT

Financial managers expect nursing salaries to reflect declining hospital utilization. Nursing managers, however, expect salaries to reflect the increase in nursing care required by a sicker patient population. With the use of a patient classification system, the cost of the nursing portion of a hospital's operating expenses and the correct amount of nursing labor required by patients can be determined. By determining appropriate staffing levels, high quality nursing care can be delivered in a cost efficient manner.


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Costs and Cost Analysis , Nursing Staff, Hospital/economics , Patients/classification , Salaries and Fringe Benefits , Humans , Personnel Staffing and Scheduling/economics , United States
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