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Radiation Planning Assistant - A Web-based Tool to Support High-quality Radiotherapy in Clinics with Limited Resources

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[Nursing care wall planning].

Véronique Moreau¹

¹Pôle 93G18, UHTP Dauphiné, EPS de Ville-Evrard, Neuilly-sur-marne, France. v.moreau@epsve.fr

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Summary

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Nursing care wall planners enhance team organization and patient care by providing coherence and individualized monitoring, rather than assessing workload. These planners focus on patient needs and team coordination.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Informatics
Healthcare Management

Context:

Nursing care wall planners are utilized in healthcare settings.
Traditional uses may focus on task management.

Purpose:

To reframe the understanding of nursing care wall planners.
To highlight their role in care coherence and patient-specific monitoring.
To emphasize their dual focus on team organization and patient needs.

Summary:

Nursing care wall planners are not designed for workload assessment.
Their primary function is to ensure continuity and personalized oversight of patient care.
Effective application involves both optimizing team structure and addressing individual patient requirements.

Impact:

Shifts the perspective on planner utility from workload measurement to care quality enhancement.
Promotes a more patient-centered approach within nursing practice.
Improves interdisciplinary communication and care coordination through structured planning.