Nursing resource management: analyzing the relationship between costs and quality in staffing decisions

Health Care Management Review
K G BehnerS B Robertson

Abstract

A statistical model can be used to quantify the relationship between cost and quality in nurse staffing decisions and to demonstrate that high-quality health care is not necessarily synonymous with high-cost health care.

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