从证据到护理:新斯科舍省卫生人力规划和COVID-19应对的案例研究。

Gail Tomblin Murphy, Adrian MacKenzie, Cindy MacQuarrie, Tara Sampalli, Janet Rigby
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几十年来,人们一再呼吁采取更强有力的劳动力规划,特别是针对护理人员的劳动力规划。这些呼吁一般没有得到卫生系统决策者的响应,其负面后果——即使在富裕国家也普遍短缺,尽管费用增加,但保健质量却下降了——正如预期的那样发生了。与这一历史模式形成鲜明对比的是,本文介绍了新斯科舍省卫生部在COVID-19期间对重症护理人员进行规划的经验,作为将循证劳动力规划纳入医疗保健组织运营的案例研究。
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Evidence to Care: Learning from a Case Study of Health Workforce Planning and COVID-19 Response in Nova Scotia.

Repeated calls to adopt more robust workforce planning, particularly for the nursing workforce, stretch back decades. These calls have generally not been met with action by health system decision makers, and the negative consequences - widespread shortages, even in wealthy countries, and decreased quality of care despite increased costs - have come to pass much as predicted. In contrast to this historical pattern, this paper presents Nova Scotia Health's experience in planning for its critical care nursing workforce during COVID-19 as a case study in integrating evidence-based workforce planning into the operations of a healthcare organization.

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