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See Latest ArticlesDeveloping, testing and applying instruments for measuring rising dependency-acuitys impact on ward staffing and quality
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 02/02/09
Smith S et al. - As care levels and multipliers stand they are suitable only for UK National Health Service acute wards. Primary care, mental health, learning disability and other specialist group care levels and multipliers need developing. Users, at a minimum, can adopt care level data and multiplier staffing recommendations for benchmarking purposes. Ultimately, the algorithms can be used to: adjust ward establishments according to workload; or set staffing for new, inpatient services.
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