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Do emergency nurse practitioners provide adequate documentation?
1University of the West of England, North Bristol NHS Trust emergency department.
Abstract:
Documentation in healthcare services is important but often lacks detail. This article describes a pilot study of whether staff who have completed an emergency nurse practitioner course provide more detail in their patient assessments. Post-course audits demonstrate that standards of documentation had been maintained or had improved in some areas, but had declined in others.
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