Editor's Pick of the Week: Quality Improvement for Nurse Managers book
Patient Safety Monitor Alert, August 11, 2010
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The complete guide to quality improvement for nurse leaders
Quality Improvement for Nurse Managers: Engage Staff and Improve Patient Outcomes is a book and CD-ROM that clearly outlines a nurse leader's role in quality improvement and offers simple instructions to improve patient outcomes through nurse education and engagement. In an easy-to-understand format, this guide explains how to engage staff, how to choose, measure, and benchmark nursing quality data, and how to use QI projects to achieve positive results.
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