Unintended consequences of nurse scheduling on cost and quality
Nurse Leader Insider, September 21, 2017
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Five leading indicators, either individually or collectively, provide the best insight into whether or not an organization’s scheduling tools and processes are helping or hindering how clinicians manage costs and effectively care for patients.
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