British Columbia first Canadian province to implement minimum nurse-to-patient ratios, investing $237m to improve healthcare quality and reduce burnout.
British Columbia sets new minimum nurse-to-patient ratios in various hospital settings, becoming the first Canadian province to implement such standards. Investing $237 million to meet these ratios, the province aims to improve healthcare quality and reduce nurse burnout. The new ratios include one nurse for every four patients in adult medical and surgical units, 24/7, with additional ratios for high-acuity and intensive care units.
March 01, 2024
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