Publications by authors named "Valerie Marsh"

Background: An acceptable, reliable, and valid survey instrument to measure missed nursing care in perioperative settings has not been developed.

Purpose: To develop and conduct psychometric testing of the MISSCARE Survey OR.

Methods: Data were collected nationwide from 1,693 operating room (OR) nurses who completed the MISSCARE Survey OR.

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Missed nursing care is a concern on inpatient hospital units but has not been adequately explored in the perioperative setting. This cross-sectional study used results from a survey of 1,693 AORN members to investigate the amount and type of missed perioperative nursing care and evaluate associations between reported missed care and facility and nurse characteristics. The survey asked OR nurses how frequently specific care items were missed by themselves or others.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Valerie Marsh"

  • - Valerie Marsh's recent research addresses the critical issue of missed nursing care in perioperative settings, highlighting a gap in reliable survey instruments to measure this phenomenon.
  • - The development of the MISSCARE Survey OR involved extensive psychometric testing with data collected from 1,693 operating room nurses nationwide, ensuring the validity and reliability of the survey.
  • - Through a cross-sectional study, Marsh's findings reveal the extent and types of missed perioperative nursing care, along with associations between reported missed care and characteristics of both the facilities and the nurses involved.