Objective To identify nurse staffing and patient care outcome literature in published
systematic reviews and map out the evidence gaps for low/middle-income countries …

Background Growing evidence indicates that improved nurse staffing in acute hospitals is
associated with lower hospital mortality. Current research is limited to studies using hospital …

Background Infection prevention and control (IPC) is one of the most cost-effective
interventions against antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Yet, IPC knowledge gaps often receive …

Aim To analyse the effect of nurse staffing (number of nurses and staff structure) on patient‐
safety outcomes in hospitals in China. Background The number of nurses has been shown …

Background During outbreaks of infectious diseases like COVID-19, the healthcare-
associated infections (HCAIs) pose a burden on public health system. There are very limited …

Importance In the US, federal value-based incentive programs are more likely to penalize
safety-net institutions than non–safety-net institutions. Whether these programs differentially …

Purpose This study assessed clinical nurses' workplace incivility experiences and
determined the effects of workplace incivility experiences on nurses' patient safety …

Highlights•Significant increase in hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) during COVID-19 at
both hospitals analyzed.•When analyzed individually different HAIs increased at each …

Challenges in providing consistently high-quality, safe care are common to health systems
worldwide. In this lecture I will propose that, while the NHS is not unique in experiencing …

Background Standard precautions may prevent patient health care associated infections
and provider occupational exposures but are not often used by health care workers. A …