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Falls and infections are more common among patients admitted to hospitals on weekends, according to a new study conducted by researchers at ...

Nurses working in wound care often become innovators, devising new research, treatments, and best practices for the field, in their ongoing...

A three month study of a wearable ulcer prevention technology showed that it was effective in preventing the occurrence of pressure ulcers...

Hospitals saw a nine percent decrease in harms experienced by patients from 2010 to 2012, according to a new report from the U.S. Health and...

This post originally appeared on the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Human Capital Blog . Richard Kronick, Ph.D., was named directo...

A series of nurse-led initiatives in Indiana improved patient outcomes and is projected to save health care organizations in the state more ...

Preventing pressure ulcers, rather than dealing with them as a “ normal complication” for sick patients , is now common practice in many hea...

A recent article in the Washington Post by Lena H. Sun discusses the fact that with so much alarm-caused noise in a hospital (ventilators g...

INQRI grantee Tracey Yap and her team recently a new article in the Journal of Mixed Methods Research which discusses intragroup social dyna...

Last week, the Alliance for Quality Nursing Home Care and American Health Care Association, released their annual report that showed Amer...

Two hospitals in Wisconsin are reporting that some of their patients have contracted hospital-aquired bedsores at a rate of more than twice ...

The INQRI program is proud to present news coverage detailing the superb work of one of our grantee teams. An interdisciplinary team led by ...

In a new article, "County Hospitals Reporting Fewer Medical Errors," the Ventura County Star reports on the reduction of infecti...

Smart Card Revolutionizes Wound Care at NYU Langone By Marcia Frellick Medical teams using a cutting-edge communication and tracking tool ...