Nurses as a source of system-level resilience: Secondary analysis of qualitative data from a study of intravenous infusion safety in English hospitals.

J. Vos; B.D Franklin; G. Chumbley; G.H Galal-Edeen; D. Furniss; A. Blandford

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Nurses as a source of system-level resilience: Secondary analysis of qualitative data from a study of intravenous infusion safety in English hospitals.

February 12, 2020

Vos J, Franklin BD, Chumbley G, et al. Int J Nurs Stud. 2019;102.

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Little is known about deviations from best practices in administration of intravenous infusions that occur as a result of nurses’ clinical judgement. This study explored the ways nurses contribute to system-level resilience in relation to infusion safety. Secondary analysis of qualitative data on errors and policy deviations in intravenous infusion administration in 16 English hospitals suggest that nurses are a key source of system-level resilience.

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