Linda Bragg, A. Bugajski, M. Marchese, R. Caldwell, Lisa Houle, R. Thompson, R. Chula, Corey Keith, A. Lengerich
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A generally accepted strategy designed to improve patient care, hourly nurse rounding is defined as a consistent nurse-patient interaction involving an assessment of patient needs and the provision of effective responses to those needs.1 Considerable research has been conducted addressing the outcom