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What tools help make "whole-of-patient" practices happen?: a Tasmanian falls prevention project
Erica Bell1, Christine Stirling
1University Department of Rural Health, University of Tasmania, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Erica.Bell@Utas.edu.au
Holistic Nursing Practice
|May 5, 2006
Abstract:
The development of "whole-of-patient" approaches is explored using transcripts of 10 interviews with registered nurses implementing the Quickscreen Clinical Falls Risk Assessment Tool in general practices in northern Tasmania. These data suggest that while the tool helped develop holistic nursing practices, the development of multidisciplinary practices requires different tools and strategies.
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