ArticleClinical journal of oncology nursing2025
Oncology Nurse Well-Being and the Electronic Health Record-Generated Nurse-Patient Assignment.
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backgroundA consistent process for the creation of equitable nurse-patient assignments is absent on many inpatient nursing units.
objectivesLeveraging the electronic health record nurse-patient assignment tool, this evidence-based practice project aimed to promote oncology nurse well-being and satisfaction.
methodsThe project team used the Iowa Model Revised. The team collected participant demographics, pre- and postintervention Well-Being Index responses, and individual evaluations of the effectiveness of the manual assignment tool compared to the electronic health record nurse-patient assignment predictive model.
findingsPostimplementation, a significant number of oncology nurses reported a decrease in physical health impeding their ability to work. Findings suggest oncology nurses experience less depression and anxiety as their years of oncology experience increase. The electronic health record nurse-patient assignment predictive model alleviates stress for clinical nurses and supports equitable assignments and clinician well-being.
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