Zane Robinson Wolf
Abstract
Nurses' responsibility to provide good patient care is explored. Nursing practice breakdowns are examined, differentiating unintentional errors from intentional acts. Good and bad nursing care is portrayed through an emerging classification of intentional practice breakdowns.
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Nurses' responsibility to provide good patient care is explored. Nursing practice breakdowns are examined, differentiating unintentional errors from intentional acts. Good and bad nursing care is portrayed through an emerging classification of intentional practice breakdowns.
Key concepts: Nursing, Nursing practice, Nursing care, Medicine, Psychology