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Congress Introduces Safe Staffing Bill for Hospitals to Protect Nurses

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The bill, known as The Nurse Staffing Standards for Hospital Patient Safety and Quality Care Act, was authored by Sen. National Nurses United has been gathering support for the bill as it makes the rounds in Congress. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) in the Senate and Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL-09) in the House.

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The Benefits Of Taking A Break

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It’s ironic that those entrusted to keep the rest of us comfortable, rested, and fed aren’t afforded the same courtesy—especially in a field where nurse fatigue and patient safety are so closely linked. From The American Nurse Long shifts in nursing are standard practice.

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Why Good communication Matters in Healthcare

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Patient Safety What about patient-practitioner communication? The more accurate the diagnosis, the more information the doctor receives from the patient, and the more successful the treatment will be. Patient safety is a top priority for healthcare experts. Lets analyze. What to do?

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Primary care news round-up (11th July to 17th July 2024)

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A round-robin letter states: “We really cannot continue to run on fumes. Welsh practices unable to meet demand Most practices in Wales are unable to meet patient demand, with growing concerns about patient safety, according to a new BMA survey. In the survey, 91% of GPs said they could not meet patient demand.

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Primary care news round-up (2nd August to 8th August 2024)

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London confidence in patient safety slumps According to a new survey, the number of practices in London confident of meeting patient need safely this winter has fallen sharply. The post Primary care news round-up (2nd August to 8th August 2024) appeared first on GP Practice Management Blog.

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Primary care news round-up (27th June to 3rd July 2024)

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Doctors worry about safety because of inadequate appointment times In a survey for the Royal College of GPs, most GPs feel they don’t have enough time to undertake adequate assessment and treatment of patients, and report excessive workloads.

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Primary care news round-up (13th June to 19th June 2024)

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London drive to improve practice safety Practices in London have received a wide-ranging package of support to help them tackle threats to safety. The resources, from the Londonwide Local Medical Committees, deal with threats to the safety of staff and risks to patient safety from overworked staff.