Cost outcomes of supplemental nurse staffing in a large medical center / Ying-Xue, Andre R. Chappel, Deborah A. Freund, Linda H. Aiken, Katia Noyes

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Xue, Ying

Series: Journal of Nursing Care Quality. 30 : 2, Page 130-137 Publication details: April-June 2015Content type:

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unmediated

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1057-3631

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Summary: Use of agency-employed supplemental nurses on nursing personnel costs was examined in 19 adult patient care units in a large academic medical center. Results indicated that the modest use of supplemental nurses was cost-efficient with regard to overall nursing personnel costs, but heavy reliance on supplemental nurses to meet staffing needs was not cost-efficient. In addition, there was no statistical difference in hourly personnel cost between the use of supplemental nurses and overtime worked by permanent nurses.

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Use of agency-employed supplemental nurses on nursing personnel costs was examined in 19 adult patient care units in a large academic medical center. Results indicated that the modest use of supplemental nurses was cost-efficient with regard to overall nursing personnel costs, but heavy reliance on supplemental nurses to meet staffing needs was not cost-efficient. In addition, there was no statistical difference in hourly personnel cost between the use of supplemental nurses and overtime worked by permanent nurses.

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