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Assessing the Impact of California's Nurse Staffing Ratios on Hospitals and Patient Care

by Carolina Herrera; Catherine Dower; Jean Anne Seago; Jennifer Kaiser; Joanne Spetz; Susan A. Chapman

Feb 11, 2009

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Examines how the minimum nurse-to-patient staffing requirements in acute-care hospitals in California, implemented in 2004, affected the employment of registered nurses, the hospitals' financial status, and the quality of care.

Assessing the Impact of California's Nurse Staffing Ratios on Hospitals and Patient Care

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California HealthCare Foundation

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California HealthCare Foundation

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English

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North America / United States (Western) / California

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Title: Assessing the Impact of California's Nurse Staffing Ratios on Hospitals and Patient Care
Publication date 2009-02-11
Publication Year 2009
Authors Carolina Herrera , Catherine Dower , Jean Anne Seago , Jennifer Kaiser , Joanne Spetz , Susan A. Chapman
Copyright holder(s) California HealthCare Foundation
Geographical Focus North America / United States (Western) / California
Keywords staffing , hospitals , ratios , patient , california hospitals
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/assessing-the-impact-of-california-s-nurse-staffing-ratios-on-hospitals-and-patient-care.html
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