A pilot project was undertaken by an inpatient hematology and hematopoietic stem cell transplant unit to determine the feasibility of adapting the Synergy Model (Curley, 2007; 1998) to this patient population. During phase one, a patient characteristic tool for measuring complexity, stability, predictability, and participation in care was developed and tested. The tool was found to have strong face validity, high internal consistency, strong construct validity, and moderate inter-rater agreement. A nurse competency assessment was also developed, along with processes for making nursing and Health Care Aid assignments, as well as staffing decisions. The results of the pilot demonstrated that the Synergy Model can be adapted to this population...
The Synergy Model, which serves as the framework for the CCRN exam, describes a patient-nurse relati...
patient care can best be achieved when the patient’s character-istics are matched by the nurse’s cha...
Background: The complexity of hospitalized patients with acute and chronic illnesses poses challenge...
A pilot project was undertaken to evaluate the impact of the Synergy Model (Curley, 1998) on patient...
Background: Evidence-based clinical care delivery begins with comprehensive assessments of patients’...
The Synergy Model describes a framework for nursing practice. Its hallmark is the linkage of patient...
Aim: To systematically and critically summarize the state of the evidence about the Synergy Model an...
<p><strong>BACKGROUND: </strong>One of the ways to modify education is to design clinical education ...
Hospitals across our nation are seeking to implement models of care that meet the primary goals of Q...
Background: Nurse patient assignments on an adult medical surgical unit at a community hospital are ...
(1) Background: Healthcare workers experienced rising burnout rates during and after the COVID-19 pa...
A challenge faced by advanced practice nurses (APNs) is that they are constantly involved with compl...
Agreement was reached with 12 acute medical and surgical wards/units at Sydney's Prince of Wales Hos...
This study describes and evaluates the AACN Synergy Model for Patient Care that aligns nurses' compe...
In today’s world healthcare all over the world is profoundly challenged by rapid technological adva...
The Synergy Model, which serves as the framework for the CCRN exam, describes a patient-nurse relati...
patient care can best be achieved when the patient’s character-istics are matched by the nurse’s cha...
Background: The complexity of hospitalized patients with acute and chronic illnesses poses challenge...
A pilot project was undertaken to evaluate the impact of the Synergy Model (Curley, 1998) on patient...
Background: Evidence-based clinical care delivery begins with comprehensive assessments of patients’...
The Synergy Model describes a framework for nursing practice. Its hallmark is the linkage of patient...
Aim: To systematically and critically summarize the state of the evidence about the Synergy Model an...
<p><strong>BACKGROUND: </strong>One of the ways to modify education is to design clinical education ...
Hospitals across our nation are seeking to implement models of care that meet the primary goals of Q...
Background: Nurse patient assignments on an adult medical surgical unit at a community hospital are ...
(1) Background: Healthcare workers experienced rising burnout rates during and after the COVID-19 pa...
A challenge faced by advanced practice nurses (APNs) is that they are constantly involved with compl...
Agreement was reached with 12 acute medical and surgical wards/units at Sydney's Prince of Wales Hos...
This study describes and evaluates the AACN Synergy Model for Patient Care that aligns nurses' compe...
In today’s world healthcare all over the world is profoundly challenged by rapid technological adva...
The Synergy Model, which serves as the framework for the CCRN exam, describes a patient-nurse relati...
patient care can best be achieved when the patient’s character-istics are matched by the nurse’s cha...
Background: The complexity of hospitalized patients with acute and chronic illnesses poses challenge...