… Hospital mortality was the primary outcome of this systematic … For the outcomes of ICU and
hospital mortality, we inspected … performed for ICU and hospital mortality stratified by study …

… 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 …

… mortality and nurse staffing, we conducted a survival analysis using Cox proportional-hazards
regression models with the time from hospital admission as the time scale and in-hospital …

… In Table 4 we see a broadly similar pattern of results for the effects on hospital mortality.
Again, the number of nurses and the number of consultants per bed have a negative association …

… Over the last 15 years substantial changes have occurred in the organizational structure
and staffing patterns of many hospitals.Reorganization (“downsizing,” “reengineering,” “right …

… staffing was associated with lower hospital mortality … hospital mortality of 0.71 (95%
confidence interval [CI], 0.62-0.82). High-intensity staffing was associated with a lower ICU mortality …

… seasonal trends in staffing and found no clear pattern, although RN staffing was higher in
winter months compared with summer months, whereas nursing assistant staffing was lower at …

… This decision was made after a review of staffing patterns found that LPNs were a small
share of the nursing staff (less than 10% of the combined LPN-nurse’s aide hours) and that they …

… staffing levels, and hospital occupancy—is associated with in-hospital mortality in a large
cohort of hospitals over 4 years using administrative data from large hospitals in the state of …

… levels of nurse staffing are associated with lower rates of in-hospital mortality, 30-day … staffing
and mortality at secondary hospitals and physician staffing and mortality at tertiary hospitals…