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Nursing Unit Communication During a US Public Health Emergency: Natural Experiment
For the Net FIT study, data were collected from nursing staff working on 25 patient care units (PCUs), in three hospitals, and at four data collection points over a 7-month period: Baseline (B), Month 1 (M1), Month 4 (M4), and Month 7 (M7). Data collection was staggered by hospital and unit. One unit was dropped from the analysis due to low patient census and staffing. This resulted in 24 units, 96 data collection points, and 1561 licensed and unlicensed nursing staff members who completed questionnaires.
JMIR Nursing 2018;1(1):e11425
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