The named nurse in the coronary care setting
Broomfield, R.
Professional Nurse 11(4): 256-258
1996
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 8552705 Document Number: 465030
The named nurse concept was implemented almost overnight. Primary nursing ensures that each patient has a nurse who retains overall responsibility for that patient's nursing care.
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