An aid to consistency but not to compassion
What the evidence says about the efficacy of intentional rounding
Intentional rounding is a structured nursing intervention, usually carried out every 1-2 hours. The aim is to address the fundamental elements of nursing care through a regular bedside ward round to check on patients, using a standardised protocol and documentation.
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doi: 10.7748/ns.36.8.39.s14
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