Using Nurse-Sensitive Indicators to Assess the Impact of Primary Care RNs on Quality Ambulatory Patient Care
Issue
July/August 2021
Creation of best practice care delivery models will influence registered nurses' participation as an equal partner in the interprofessional team. The Ambulatory Nursing Excellence Dashboard provides care teams meaningful, actionable data to inform care processes and drive improvements.
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Authors
Rebecca Alley, MS, BSN, RN
Elizabeth Carreira, MBA, BSN, RN, CPPS, AMB-BC, NEA-BC
Cynthia Wilson, MSN, BS, RN
Katelin Pickard, MSM, BSN, RN
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