Inadequate staffing situations: implications for nurses
Hogue, E.E.
Pediatric Nursing 17(2): 183-184; 202
1991
ISSN/ISBN: 0097-9805 PMID: 1852504 Document Number: 384802
Lack of sufficient staff on a nursing unit is a problem frequently encountered by nurses and nurse managers. Nurses should understand the legal implications of staffing problems and resolve situations in a manner that poses minimal risk to themselves.
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