Aims To establish current knowledge about the efficacy and acceptance of intentional
rounding in current practice, from the perspective of nurses, patients, patient satisfaction and …

Background Intentional rounding (IR) is a structured process whereby nurses conduct one to
two hourly checks with every patient using a standardised protocol. Objective A realist …

Positive perceptions of patient safety culture are associated with lower rates of adverse
events, but they have not been widely established in many health care organizations. The …

Aims and objectives To determine the impact of intentional rounding on patient and nursing
outcomes and identify the barriers and facilitators surrounding implementation. Background …

BACKGROUND: The government response to the care failures at the Mid Staffordshire NHS
Foundation Trust led to the policy imperative of 'regular interaction and engagement …

Methods The passive nature of the current TO was identified as a potential safety issue on
staff patient safety culture surveys. Subsequently, the Time Out Engagement and …

Purpose Approximately, 14% of older adults aged 65 years and over experience a fall within
1 month post-hospital discharge. Adequate self-management may minimize the impact of …

Background Falls had been identified as one of the nursing-sensitive indicators for nursing
care in hospitals. With technological progress, health information systems make it possible …

Abstract Evaluation and Action Plan Act Stage With the number of falls reduced, Press
Ganey scores improved, and call light response time decreased, a recommendation was …

Aims This paper reports on rounding interventions employed at high performing hospitals,
and provides three case studies on how proactive nurse rounding was successfully …