Quantitative Nursing Research Study Critique
Quantitative Nursing Research Study Critique
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Quantitative Nursing Research Study Critique
The article, “Longitudinal Association of Registered Nurse National Nursing Specialty Certification and Patient Falls in Acute Care Hospitals” from Nursing Research Journal, Volume 64, 2019, addresses quality of care and patient safety in various care unit levels. The quality of care and patient safety is and will always be a crucial aspect in healthcare sector in that it requires great attention to ensure that it is fully addressed as well as enhanced to improve