… of care (and staff evaluations) would not … staff who work on any one of five inpatient hospital
units (at MUSC) completed the QOC-S over a 4-week period of time. Occupations of the staff …

… setting, indicating the need for better pain control to improve the inpatient sleeping … at
other hospitals. Second, patients and hospital staff completed the perceived sleep disruption …

… perception of staff nurses and nurse managers about nursing efficiency in patient care in a
trust hospital… between nurse's perception and that hospital management's perception leads to …

… Several factors have been shown to be involved in decisions to use seclusion and restraint
in psychiatric inpatient settings. This study examined whether staff perceptions of factors …

… Some hazards of such close-knit teams need also to be considered: high rates of bullying
were reported in our quantitative study and staff who for any reason are perceived as outsiders …

… staff and patients, and task-specific communication. Staff-related barriers to communication
were staff perception … , staff individual factors such as personality, role perception and lack of …

… We surveyed hospital staff across the health system to assess attitudes and perceptions …
Specifically, within a month of initial MCB implementation, hospital care team members received …

… Reduction in hospital length of stay and the number of inpatient beds increases care intensity.
Educational levels and numbers of nursing staff in hospitals, however, do not match this …

… This study examined safety culture perceptions of the clinical staff at 2 inpatient facilities
of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta (Children's). These 2 hospitals, 1 academic, the other …

… aspects of inpatient treatment have changed since the 1970s—for example, inpatient stays
are … inpatient setting. Second, we wanted to examine the relationship between patient and …