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A new patient-centered organizational model, using a "molecule" framework, was developed for nursing departments. This integrated approach streamlines operations, focuses resources, and enhances the professional practice environment for nursing staff.

Area of Science:

Nursing Management
Organizational Design
Healthcare Administration

Background:

Nursing departments require efficient operational models to optimize resource allocation and foster professional environments.
Existing organizational structures may not fully support patient-centered care or staff development.

Purpose of the Study:

To design and implement an integrated organizational model for a nursing department.
To utilize a novel
molecule
framework as a teaching tool and organizational guide.
To enhance operational efficiency, resource focus, and the professional practice environment for nursing staff.

Main Methods:

Development of an integrated organizational model based on departmental philosophy.

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Implementation of a patient-centered model.

Utilization of the

molecule

concept as an organizational and teaching framework.

Main Results:

The implemented model successfully streamlined operations.
Resources were more effectively focused.
A professional practice environment was established for nursing staff.
The
molecule
framework proved applicable to various departmental functions, including orientation and daily operations management.

Conclusions:

An integrated, patient-centered organizational model can effectively enhance nursing department operations.
The
molecule
framework serves as a versatile tool for nursing management and education.
This model supports a professional practice environment conducive to quality patient care.