Active involvement of nursing staff in reporting and grading complication-intervention events-Protocol and results of the CAMUS Pilot Nurse Delphi Study.
Christopher SolimanBenjamin C ThomasPasqualina SantaguidaNathan L LawrentschukEvie MertensGianluca GiannariniPatrick Yves WuethrichMichael WuMuhammad S KhanRajesh NairRamesh ThurairajaBenjamin ChallacombeProkar DasguptaSachin MaldeNiall M CorcoranPhilippe E SpiessPhilip DundeeMarc A FurrerPublished in: BJUI compass (2022)
The integration of experienced nursing opinion and participation in complication reporting and grading systems in a modern and evolving hospital infrastructure may facilitate the assimilation of otherwise overlooked safety data. Incorporation of focused teaching into routine nursing education will be essential to ensure quality control and stimulate awareness of complication-related burden. This, in turn, has the potential to improve patient counselling and quality of care.
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