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British Columbia's provincial nursing workload project: evidence to empowerment
Maura MacPhee1, Karen Jewell, Andrea Wardrop
1University of British Columbia School of Nursing, 2211 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC. Maura.macphee@nursing.ubc.ca
Abstract:
This case study describes an ongoing demonstration project that engages nurses and nurse leaders in decision-making with respect to workload management issues at eight practice sites within British Columbia (two per healthcare sector: acute care, long-term care, community health and community mental health). The primary goal of this project is to promote high-quality practice environments by empowering front-line nurses and their leaders: giving them the means to systematically examine and act upon factors that influence their workloads. Examples from practice sites illustrate tangible benefits from the project.
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