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    Patients more at risk with higher nurse-to-patient ratios. Study found improvement in patient care with decreased length of stay, re-admissions, and morbidity rates.

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    Patients more at risk with higher nurse-to-patient ratios. Study found improvement in patient care with decreased length of stay, re-admissions, and morbidity rates.

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    Clinical nursing question: Are patients more at risk with higher nurse-to-patient ratios?
    Patient population: Patients admitted with inpatient status into the hospital
    Intervention: Nurses having 4 patients
    Comparison: Nurses having 8 patients
    Outcomes: Improvement in patient care with decreased length of stay, re-admissions, and
    morbidity rates
    Time: One year

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