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Ashish Anvikar / Missed Nursing Care / Int J Practical Nurs. 2022; 10(2):55–57
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Received : May 09, 2022
Accepted : June 06, 2022
Published : September 30, 2022
Abstract
Missed nursing care is a subset of the category known as error of omission. It means that the needed nursing care that is delayed, partially done, or not finished at all. Missed nursing care is a matter of concern because nurses coordinate, provide, and evaluate many interventions as a part of health team towards treatment ofpatient illness.
Moreover, a nurse also plans, implement, and evaluate nurse-directed care to manage patient’sclinical manifestations and responses to care, and to promote health and healing. Thus missed nursing care is not only a type of Medical error that may affect safety and prognosis, but has contributed to be a unique type of Medical underuse.
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