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Nursing documentation and its relationship with perceived nursing workload: a mixed-methods study among community nurses
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Less Paperwork, Happier Nurses? A Mixed-Methods Study
Community nurses experience high workloads due to documentation, especially organizational documentation, which was perceived as redundant despite spending less time on it than clinical documentation. Improving the user-friendliness of electronic health records and reducing the time spent on organizational documentation are key recommendations for alleviating perceived workload.
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None identified
Identified Weaknesses
Age Discrepancy between Samples
The age difference between survey participants and focus group participants could introduce bias and limit the generalizability of findings.
Self-Developed Survey
The reliance on a self-developed survey introduces potential issues with validity and reliability.
Lack of Specificity in Organizational Documentation
The lack of differentiation between specific aims of organizational documentation limits understanding of their distinct relationships with perceived workload.
Limited Scope of Inquiry
The absence of exploration into the integration of clinical documentation in patient care and the user-friendliness of electronic health records limits the scope of actionable recommendations.
Rating Explanation
This mixed-methods study uses a robust methodology to investigate an important issue in nursing. Despite some limitations, such as the age discrepancy between samples and use of a self-developed survey, the findings are valuable and contribute to a deeper understanding of nurses' perceived workload. The integration of quantitative and qualitative data enhances the credibility of the study.
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Nursing documentation and its relationship with perceived nursing workload: a mixed-methods study among community nurses
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