Tag: NMDS
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Nursing Minimum Datasets in Long-Term Care Settings: A Scoping Review
Introduction and Background Nursing minimum datasets (NMDSs) are defined as a minimum set of information items with uniform definitions and categories that address the essential dimensions of nursing care across diverse health care settings. In long-term care (LTC) — including residential homes, nursing homes, and rehabilitation facilities for older adults — NMDSs aim to standardize…
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Nursing Minimum Datasets in Long-Term Care: A Scoping Review of What’s Next for Data-Driven Care
Introduction: The Growing Need for Standardized Nursing Data in Long-Term Care As populations age and care needs become more complex, long-term care facilities—from nursing homes to rehabilitation centers—face a surge in data requirements. Nursing minimum datasets (NMDSs) are designed to provide a standardized, uniform set of nursing information that supports multiple data users in the…
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Nursing Minimum Datasets in Long-Term Care: A Scoping Review
Overview Nursing Minimum Datasets (NMDSs) are defined as a minimal set of nursing information with uniform definitions and categories, designed to meet the information needs of multiple health data users. In long-term care, NMDSs can standardize documentation, support policy decisions, and enable interprofessional data use across diverse settings such as nursing homes, retirement communities, and…