• Nursing outlook · Mar 2016

    Unfinished nursing care: An important performance measure for nursing care systems.

    • Christopher A VanFosson, Terry L Jones, and Linda H Yoder.
    • The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing, San Antonio, TX. Electronic address: cvanfosson@utexas.edu.
    • Nurs Outlook. 2016 Mar 1; 64 (2): 124-136.

    AbstractPerformance measurement is a core administrative function and an essential component of organizational quality programs. The prevalence of performance measurement initiatives increased significantly after the release of the Institute of Medicine series on quality. Nursing performance measures are limited in their scope, resulting in an underrepresentation of process measures. Development of performance indicators that reflect how effectively organizational units actually transform nursing resources into nursing services should be a high priority. Unfinished nursing care is a nursing process performance measure that reflects the complexity of the nursing care environment and can be useful in comparing process performance across systems and organizations. Unfinished nursing care is congruent with many of the National Quality Forum requirements for endorsement and warrants further refinement as an important nurse-sensitive performance measure. Published by Elsevier Inc.

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