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Introduction to economic assessment - part 3
1Royal College of Nursing, London.
Nursing Management (Harrow, London, England : 1994)
|September 26, 2014
Summary
This article introduces practical tools and templates to help nurses apply economic assessment methods in healthcare settings. Learn a proven methodology for leading service innovations and improving practice.
Area of Science:
- Health economics
- Nursing professional development
Background:
- Continuing professional development is crucial for nurses.
- Economic assessment skills are vital for healthcare innovation and practice improvement.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide nurses with practical tools and templates for economic assessment.
- To support the application of a proven economic assessment methodology in nursing practice.
- To facilitate nurses in leading service innovations through economic evaluation.
Main Methods:
- Introduction of specific tools and templates designed for economic assessment.
- Description of a tried and tested methodology for economic evaluation.
- Focus on practical application by practicing nurses.
Main Results:
- Nurses are equipped with resources to implement economic assessment.
- The article supports the practical application of economic assessment in nursing-led innovations.
- A structured approach to economic assessment is made accessible.
Conclusions:
- The provided tools and templates enhance nurses' capacity for economic assessment.
- This resource supports evidence-based practice and service innovation in nursing.
- Effective economic assessment is achievable for nurses applying the described methodology.
Keywords:
Economic assessment
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