Nursing crew resource management: a follow-up report from the Veterans Health Administration.

Gary L. Sculli; Amanda M. Fore; Pricilla West; Julia Neily; Peter D. Mills; Douglas E. Paull

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Nursing crew resource management: a follow-up report from the Veterans Health Administration.

March 13, 2013

Sculli GL, Fore AM, West P, et al. J Nurs Adm. 2013;43(3):122-6.

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This commentary describes an initiative that applied crew resource management techniques to nursing units in the Veterans Health Administration to improve care quality.

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