The named nurse: patient and nurse expectations
Owen, L.
Professional Nurse 12(11): 769-771
1997
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 9287858 Document Number: 482163
The named nurse concept was introduced to provide patients with one nurse responsible for their care during a hospital stay. Research into patient and nurse expectations of the role is needed if the named nurse concept is to be evaluated.
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