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CNO Rounding Using an Electronic Tracking Tool: Closing the Loop
Nurse executives must develop creative solutions to improve staff perceptions of the work environment and decrease turnover, as well as stay connected with their staff. This article summarizes an innovative closed feedback loop using an electronic record incorporated into chief nursing officer round...
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| description | Nurse executives must develop creative solutions to improve staff perceptions of the work environment and decrease turnover, as well as stay connected with their staff. This article summarizes an innovative closed feedback loop using an electronic record incorporated into chief nursing officer rounding and the impact on NDNQI survey results. |
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