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A revised MISSCARE survey: Results from pilot testing.

Beverly W Dabney¹, Beatrice J Kalisch², Michael Clark³

¹University of Michigan-Flint, School of Nursing, Flint, MI, United States of America.

Applied Nursing Research : ANR

|November 1, 2019

Summary

This summary is machine-generated.

The revised MISSCARE Survey effectively measures missed nursing care, identifying new reasons for its occurrence. This validated tool aids in improving patient safety and nursing practice.

Keywords:

Missed care Nursing care Psychometrics Survey

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Nursing Science
Healthcare Quality Improvement
Patient Safety Research

Background:

Missed nursing care is a global issue impacting patients, nurses, and healthcare systems.
The original MISSCARE Survey aimed to quantify missed nursing care and its causes.
Expert input and literature review led to revisions, incorporating five new reasons for missed care.

Purpose of the Study:

To revise and validate the MISSCARE Survey for measuring missed nursing care.
To assess the acceptability, reliability, and construct validity of the revised survey.

Main Methods:

The revised MISSCARE Survey underwent pilot testing.
A sample of 145 nursing staff from a Midwestern acute care hospital participated.
Data analysis focused on the survey's psychometric properties.

Main Results:

The revised MISSCARE Survey demonstrated favorable acceptability.
The survey exhibited good reliability and construct validity in the pilot test.
The revisions successfully incorporated additional reasons for missed nursing care.

Conclusions:

The revised MISSCARE Survey is a psychometrically sound instrument.
Further research is recommended to test the survey with diverse nursing populations.
Continued psychometric evaluation will enhance the survey's utility in healthcare settings.