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Health behavior theory for pressure ulcer prevention : root cause analysis project in critical care nursing / Kristen R. Choi, Jennifer A. Ragnoni, Jonathan D. Bickmann, Hannah A. Saarinen, Ann K. Gosselin

By: Series: Journal of Nursing Care Quality. 31 : 1, page 68-74 Publication details: January-March 2016Content type:
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Subject(s): Summary: The purpose of this project was to use a behavioral theory to examine pressure ulcer prevention by nurses in a critical care setting. A root-cause analysis approach was used, including an integrative literature review, operationalization of behavioral constructs into a survey, and root-cause analysis application in a cardiovascular intensive care unit. This article highlights an innovative approach to quality improvement in critical care.
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The purpose of this project was to use a behavioral theory to examine pressure ulcer prevention by nurses in a critical care setting. A root-cause analysis approach was used, including an integrative literature review, operationalization of behavioral constructs into a survey, and root-cause analysis application in a cardiovascular intensive care unit. This article highlights an innovative approach to quality improvement in critical care.

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