Nursing Leader Collaboration to Drive Quality Improvement and Implementation Science.

Nursing leadership opportunities to improve quality and align resources in health care exist. An estimated 18% of United States gross domestic product is spent on health care delivery systems that produce poor outcomes. The purpose of this article was to describe how quality improvement and implemen...

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Publicado en:Nursing Administration Quarterly Vol. 39; no. 3; pp. 229 - 239
Autores principales: Ryan, Rosemary W., Harris, Karen K., Mattox, Lisa, Singh, Olivine, Camp, Melanie, Shirey, Maria R.
Formato: research systematic review tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Jul-Sep2015
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          Ryan, Rosemary W.
          Harris, Karen K.
          Mattox, Lisa
          Singh, Olivine
          Camp, Melanie
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          Quality Improvement
          Nursing as a Profession
          Collaboration
          Program Implementation
          Leadership
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      ab: Nursing leadership opportunities to improve quality and align resources in health care exist. An estimated 18% of United States gross domestic product is spent on health care delivery systems that produce poor outcomes. The purpose of this article was to describe how quality improvement and implementation science initiatives enhance outcomes using nursing leadership strategies that play an integral role in aligning key colleagues to drive the collaborative process. A critical appraisal of the literature was conducted, which supports the importance of evidenced-based practice improvement, collaborative change process, and professional role of nursing leadership. Limited evidence exists related to practice strategies for nursing leaders to implement sustainable change at the unit level for successful alignment of resources. Strategies based on Rogers’ Diffusion of Innovation Theory are recommended to address the gap in the literature. The strategies aim to increase meaningful knowledge or the “why,” create a tipping point, and implement sustainable change starting with the end in mind. Nurse leaders are a central component for driving alignment and implementing change at the unit level. Uses of the described evidenced-based strategies have implications for nursing practice, education, and scholarship.
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