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Published on: April 23, 2014

Early implementation study of a co-caring and virtual nursing model.

Trisha Saul¹, Cara Gallegos¹, Robyn Husa¹

¹Providence, Renton, WA.

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|December 10, 2025

Summary

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The Co-Caring Nursing Model, using virtual registered nurses (vRNs), showed no negative impact on patient safety or costs. However, bedside registered nurses (bRNs) experienced increased workload and adaptation challenges.

Keywords:

Nursing models,Patient care quality,Cost,Safety

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Area of Science:

Nursing innovation
Healthcare delivery models
Team-based care

Background:

Addressing nursing shortages and burnout.
Integrating virtual registered nurses (vRNs) into team-based nursing.
Managing increasing patient acuity.

Purpose of the Study:

Evaluate the Co-Caring Nursing Model's impact.
Assess effects on patient experience and safety (CAUTI, CLABSI rates).
Analyze changes in cost of care and employee experience.

Main Methods:

Difference-in-difference analysis of electronic medical records (August 2023-August 2024).
Survey assessing employee experience and burnout 6 months post-implementation.
Comparative analysis of intervention and control units.

Main Results:

Modest increase in length of stay for intervention units.
No significant changes in readmissions, patient experience, or safety metrics.
Varied employee feedback: vRNs favored the model, bRNs reported challenges.

Conclusions:

The Co-Caring Nursing Model did not negatively impact patient safety or healthcare costs.
Challenges identified in bedside registered nurse (bRN) workload and adaptation.
Effective change management is critical for successful model implementation.