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Virtual nursing models, integrating bedside nurses and technology, address registered nurse shortages. This innovative approach enhances acute care delivery and ensures staffing safety in hospitals.

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Area of Science:

Nursing and Health Care Innovation
Hospital Operations Management
Healthcare Technology Integration

Background:

The healthcare industry faces a significant shortage of registered nurses for inpatient settings.
New care delivery models are essential to ensure safe staffing levels and maintain quality of care.
Virtual nursing is an emerging solution to address these critical challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To detail an innovative virtual nursing model designed to optimize acute care delivery.
To describe the implementation strategy, change tactics, and scaling process of this model.
To explore the foundational principles and learnings from enterprise-wide adoption.

Main Methods:

Development and prototyping of a novel care delivery model involving bedside nurses, care partners, and technology.
Systematic implementation across 2500 beds utilizing a focused change methodology.
Application of Human Caring Science and Relational Coordination principles as core enablers.

Main Results:

Successful development, prototyping, and testing of the virtual nursing model.
System-wide decision to scale and sustain the model across all acute care hospitals based on positive outcomes.
Demonstrated feasibility of implementing innovative models to address nursing shortages.

Conclusions:

The virtual nursing model offers a viable solution to the registered nurse shortage and enhances inpatient care delivery.
Successful enterprise-wide scaling highlights the model's adaptability and effectiveness.
Further research is needed to explore the long-term implications and optimize virtual nursing practices.