Nursing Sensitive Outcome Indicators
The use of nurse sensitive quality indicators in Intensive Care Units (ICU) has been as a tool to show the clear linkages between nursing interventions, staffing levels, and positive patient outcomes. Nursing sensitive quality indicators (NSQIs) and nursing sensitive outcomes indicators (NSOIs) are referring to the same thing -
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