The changing nature of the measurement of the economic impact of nursing care on health care organizations
Abstract
This paper adapts the perspective of organizational contingency theory to consider the changing nature of how the economic impact of nursing care upon health care organizations is measured. It is argued that useful measures of the economic impact of nursing care are a function of environmental, organizational, and technological circumstances. The increasing and diverse demands of health care consumers (environmental), the dramatic restructuring...
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Title
The changing nature of the measurement of the economic impact of nursing care on health care organizations
Published Date
Nov 1, 2005
Journal
Volume
53
Issue
6
Pages
310 - 316
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