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Published on: June 21, 2010
The power of nursing peer review
Lee Anna Spiva1, Nicole Jarrell, Pamela Baio
1Author Affiliations: Director of the Center for Nursing Excellence (Dr Spiva), WellStar Health System, Atlanta; Nurse Manager (Mrs Jarrell), WellStar Windy Hill Hospital, Marietta; Clinical Nurse Leader (Mrs Baio), WellStar Kennestone Hospital, Marietta, Georgia.
Abstract:
This article describes how an integrated healthcare system created a nursing peer-review structure to empower nurses to make practice changes and enhance professional accountability. A nursing peer-review committee and tools supporting the process were developed and implemented.
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