neonatal nursing workload – can it be measured?
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Continuing pressure an tertiary hospitals 10 reduce expenses has inevitably meant a demand to reduce nursing staff. This intensified the need to ensure that staffing allocation is appropriate. A method to calculate staffing needs based measurement of neonatal workload is explored.
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heever1995curationisneonatal
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| Authors | ;J. M. van den Heever |
| Journal | Materials (Basel, Switzerland) |
| Year | 1995 |
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10.4102/curationis.v18i3.1362
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