There always exists a debating about whether increasing in nurses with a bachelor’s degree and decreasing in nurses’ workload can reduce the likelihood of inpatient hospital deaths. I think that increasing in nurses’ workload can increase the likelihood of inpatient hospital death, and increasing in nurses with a bachelor’s degree can enhance the patients’ outcome.
Based on the research was done by Ailen et al, they found that increasing 10% of nurses with bachelor’s degree could decrease 7% in mortality. Nurses spend the more time with the patients comparing to other health care providers. Also, nurses as the educator to instruct the disease prevention, progress and management so nurses with the high education level and knowledge can enhance the patient’s learning experience. The most important component is the ration of nursing staff and the patients that can …show more content…
The high ratio of patient-nurse staffing has the poor patient’s outcome and the high mortality. Per Patient Safety and Quality: An Evidence Based
Based on the research was done by Ailen et al, they found that increasing 10% of nurses with bachelor’s degree could decrease 7% in mortality. Nurses spend the more time with the patients comparing to other health care providers. Also, nurses as the educator to instruct the disease prevention, progress and management so nurses with the high education level and knowledge can enhance the patient’s learning experience. The most important component is the ration of nursing staff and the patients that can …show more content…
The high ratio of patient-nurse staffing has the poor patient’s outcome and the high mortality. Per Patient Safety and Quality: An Evidence Based