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Prospective Randomized Study of Territorial Aligning Influence on Neurosurgical Patients Care Quality.

The aim of this study was to determine the assessment and variation of nurses and patients attitudes, as providers and recipients of health care, on the role of territorial affiliation on care quality. Hypothesis was that the nurses and patients quality of care attitude is adequate. The study was conducted through a questionnaire developed and based on Likert scale assessment. Two forms of questionnaires were used. The study included 109 nurses and 94 patients based in UHC Sestre milosrdnice in Zagreb, Croatia. Ethical approval was obtained for the study. Findings from the study results provide a more contextualised and current representation of the challenges of delivering quality nursing care within the hospital nurse practice environment which can enhance or impede on a nurse’s ability to deliver quality care. Our study results confirm the hypothesis that the nurses and patients quality of care attitude is adequate. The study results confirmed that, awareness for the role of territorial affiliation on care quality in nursing had established good basis which enabled nurses to explore useful ways of applying the same with the intention of patients well-being. It also helped to avoid cultural bias, destructive practices and cultural ignorance. Thus, by using appropriate theories, models, research methods, research results, the wealth of creative new knowledge and practices will be invaluable. It is essential to timely face all the challenges and changes that are ahead of us, which are aiming to improve quality of care.

territorial aligning influence ; neurosurgical patients ; care quality

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