Quality improvement is crucial if we are to meet older people’s needs
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Nursing Older People

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Quality improvement is crucial if we are to meet older people’s needs

Nicky Hayes Consultant editor, Nursing Older People
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Nursing older people requires skills in caring for people with highly complex health needs so it is essential that quality of care is maintained. Evidence-based improvements in treatment and care should be implemented rapidly and appropriately, but this can be a daunting prospect in increasingly competitive and cost-conscious organisations.

Nursing Older People. 30, 7, 5-5. doi: 10.7748/nop.30.7.5.s1

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29 November 2018 / Vol 30 issue 7

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