Ensuring quality, safety
Ensuring quality, safety and positive patient outcomes:Why investing in nursing makes sense 7 Table 2 provides an overview of some of the research on the financial costs associated with inadequate nurse staffing, inadequate skill mix, and an inadequate work environment for nurses.
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