Innovative nursing practice models and patient outcomes
Moritz, P.
Nursing Outlook 39(3): 111-114
1991
ISSN/ISBN: 0029-6554 PMID: 2027792 Document Number: 377233
The definition of patient outcome measures has broadened from the traditional ones of mortality, morbidity, and disability to those that include quality of life, length of stay, health status, and patient satisfaction. Three models of innovative nursing practice in Arizona, New York, and Baltimore, are currently being evaluated in terms of these new outcome measures.
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