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Julie M Stausmire1,2, Charla Ulrich3,4
1Julie M. Stausmire is a clinical nurse specialist and the academic research coordinator at Mercy Health-St Vincent Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio. julie_stausmire@mercy.com.
Abstract:
This article is the third of a 4-part quality improvement resource series for critical care nurses interested in implementing system process or performance improvement projects. Part 1 defined the differences between research and quality improvement. Part 2 discussed how nurses and managers could identify meaningful quality improvement projects that will make a real difference in their critical care unit while fitting within their time constraints and resources. Part 3 uses the recently revised Standards for Quality Improvement Reporting Excellence guidelines as a basis for designing, implementing, documenting, and publishing quality improvement projects.
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