The Use of Nurse-led Care Intervention to Improve Self-care Abilities Subsequently Decreasing Readmission in Multimorbid Hospitalized Patients: A quasi-experimental Study in a Real-world Setting

Nurse-led care aims to optimise the discharge preparation with a focus on increasing patients’ independency and self-care abilities. This academic study aimed to compare patients’ improvements of self-care abilities and frequency of readmission rate between nurse-led care and regular nursing care within the acute hospital setting.

Author(s): Lukas Faessler, Sabine Kofler, Juliane Wenke-Zobler, Corinne Brunner, Petra Schäfer-Keller, Sabina De Geest, Maria Schubert, Katharina Regez, Philipp Schuetz, Beat Mueller, Antoinette Conca
Organisation: Nursing Open
Year Published: 2023
Language: English

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