Add to ORKGBackground: Nursing documentation is the most important part of the nursing profession, providing structured, consistent and effective communication to give quality services to patients based on professional and legal standards. Objective: To identify scientific evidence about the factors that influence the quality of nursing documentation. Methods: This systematic review was compiled based on study of literature from various journal data bases in the last 5 years, including Scopus, Sciencedirect, Proquest, and Google Scolar by conducting a comprehensive review using the PRISMA guidelines. Keywords used were "nursing documentation" OR "Standard Nursing Language" OR "quality of nursing documentation" AND "Quality Diagnosis Intervention O...
Nursing care documentation holds the accountability aspect of professional nursing practice. This qu...
Improving the quality of nursing can be obtained if the nurses were able to carry out nursing care s...
Nursing documentation is not an aim in itself; it is a vital source of information for nursing staff...
AIM: To obtain an overview of existing evidence on quality criteria, instruments, and requirements f...
Aim To obtain an overview of existing evidence regarding quality criteria, instruments and require...
Aim: To obtain an overview of existing evidence on quality criteria, instruments, and requirements f...
Introduction Nursing documentation is vital for the patient’s safety and the quality of nursing care...
Introduction: Nursing documentation was a written and printed record that contained of patient healt...
Background: Nursing documentation is an important concern in monitoring the quality of care as evide...
Documentation of nursing care is evidence and reporting owned by nurses that are useful for clients ...
Introduction: Nursing documentation was a written and printed record that contained of patient healt...
Documentation nursing is a record contain all the information it takes for a process nursing compile...
Latar Belakang: Pelayanan asuhan keperawatan yang berkualitas dapat diwujudkan melalui kelengkapan d...
ABSTRACT Documentation of care in nursing is part of the activities that the nurse must perform a...
Nursing care documentation is a written evidence of nursing process given to the patient. It is very...
Nursing care documentation holds the accountability aspect of professional nursing practice. This qu...
Improving the quality of nursing can be obtained if the nurses were able to carry out nursing care s...
Nursing documentation is not an aim in itself; it is a vital source of information for nursing staff...
AIM: To obtain an overview of existing evidence on quality criteria, instruments, and requirements f...
Aim To obtain an overview of existing evidence regarding quality criteria, instruments and require...
Aim: To obtain an overview of existing evidence on quality criteria, instruments, and requirements f...
Introduction Nursing documentation is vital for the patient’s safety and the quality of nursing care...
Introduction: Nursing documentation was a written and printed record that contained of patient healt...
Background: Nursing documentation is an important concern in monitoring the quality of care as evide...
Documentation of nursing care is evidence and reporting owned by nurses that are useful for clients ...
Introduction: Nursing documentation was a written and printed record that contained of patient healt...
Documentation nursing is a record contain all the information it takes for a process nursing compile...
Latar Belakang: Pelayanan asuhan keperawatan yang berkualitas dapat diwujudkan melalui kelengkapan d...
ABSTRACT Documentation of care in nursing is part of the activities that the nurse must perform a...
Nursing care documentation is a written evidence of nursing process given to the patient. It is very...
Nursing care documentation holds the accountability aspect of professional nursing practice. This qu...
Improving the quality of nursing can be obtained if the nurses were able to carry out nursing care s...
Nursing documentation is not an aim in itself; it is a vital source of information for nursing staff...