… The impact of nurse staffing levels on patients’ hospital mortality in critical care … hospital
mortality may not be sensitive enough to detect the consequences of low nurse staffing levels …

… For hospitals that do not maintain nurse staffing levels consistent with each patient's
nursing care requirements, our findings underscore the need to use systems for tracking such …

… hospital characteristics, mortality rates, and staffing levels for … hospital personnel) were
associated with hospital mortality rates in our multiple regression model. Higher staffing levels of …

… , nurse staffing levels, and hospital occupancy—is associated with in-hospital mortality in a
large cohort of hospitals … Our annual hospital-level measures of nurse staffing levels could not …

… approach by taking advantage of the variation in staffing levels within a hospital over time.
A recent study of within-hospital mortality analyzes the death rate in a single Intensive Care …

… between nurse staffing levels and the incidence of mortality and … higher nurse staffing levels
and lower mortality; however … high nurse staffing levels and low hospital mortality became …

… Namely, for hospitals with a large volume of cardiac procedures, there is a more … association
between staffing levels and in-hospital mortality (ie higher staffing levels, less mortality). …

… Conclusions: Higher RN staffing levels are associated with lower mortality, and this study
provides … Developing a summary hospital mortality index: retrospective analysis in English …

… , AHP staffing levels may influence hospital mortality rates. Considering multiple staff groups
… examining the association between hospital mortality and clinical staffing levels is crucial. …

… outside the unit, especially when the key mechanism linking staffing levels and mortality is
… odds of acute hospital mortality) and by our measures of workload (hypothesis 4). The risk of …