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    • Nursing Practice
    • Patient Care Quality

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    • Current healthcare systems face challenges in optimizing nurse-patient interaction time.
    • Existing staffing levels necessitate innovative approaches to enhance care delivery.
    • Patient-centered care and compassion are crucial elements of high-quality nursing.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To establish a forum focused on improving nursing and care quality.
    • To identify practical methods for increasing nurses' time available for direct patient care.
    • To explore strategies that enhance compassionate care delivery despite staffing constraints.

    Main Methods:

    • Formation of the Nursing and Care Quality Forum.
    • Analysis of current nursing workflows and time allocation.
    • Stakeholder consultations including health secretaries and nursing professionals.

    Main Results:

    • The forum will pinpoint actionable strategies to increase nurse-patient interaction time.
    • Identification of methods to foster more compassionate care within existing resources.
    • Focus on optimizing care delivery without altering current staffing levels.

    Conclusions:

    • The Nursing and Care Quality Forum is expected to yield innovative solutions for enhancing nursing care.
    • The initiative prioritizes maximizing the quality of patient interaction and compassion.
    • This approach aims to improve patient experience and care outcomes under current staffing conditions.