Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality-European Study #nursing #nurses #healthcare http://t.co/CZyjYMTeul

Research into nursing has had little policy traction in Europe compared with the USA - http://t.co/WRuDrLRW3O @HealthAcademics

@HealthAcademics evidence-based investments in nursing are associated with reduction in hospital deaths http://t.co/WRuDrLRW3O

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

New research shows positive impact of degree qualified nurses. Reduced deaths in study across 9 European countries http://t.co/aVijHqOq8K …

Yet more evidence on how vital good nurse staffing & degree education is for our patients http://t.co/krIxROtdSi

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Hospitals with more nurses and more highly educated nurses have lower mortality rates http://t.co/iUg9fnlrih

New research shows positive impact of degree qualified nurses. Reduced deaths in study across 9 European countries http://t.co/aVijHqOq8K …

New research shows positive impact of degree qualified nurses. Reduced deaths in study across 9 European countries http://t.co/aVijHqOq8K …

Reducing hospital mortality rates through education & staffing rates. Results from #RN4CAST study led @KU_Leuven http://t.co/HxSSv5WXNT

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Høyere sykepleierandel og høyere utdanning gir lavere dødelighet på kirurgiske avdelinger. Les mer om dette i Lancet: http://t.co/gw6NNmdvQd

Hospitals with more nurses and more highly educated nurses have lower mortality rates http://t.co/iUg9fnlrih

.@TheIHI Increase of nurse workload by 1 pat = likelihood of 7% higher mortality, read @KU_Leuven paper http://t.co/6df6P82Lk9 #qmbg

More nurses with Degrees = fewer preventable hospital deaths, this is evidence not anecdote. http://t.co/z5yhiTfvdB

You are much more likely to survive surgery on a ward staffed with sufficient well educated nurses. No surprise... http://t.co/6f9oMwIXbJ

More nurses with Degrees = fewer preventable hospital deaths, this is evidence not anecdote. http://t.co/z5yhiTfvdB

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries: a retrospective observational study http://t.co/Q2c5uBPfYp

Høyere sykepleierandel og høyere utdanning gir lavere dødelighet på kirurgiske avdelinger. Les mer om dette i Lancet: http://t.co/gw6NNmdvQd

Hospitals with more nurses and more highly educated nurses have lower mortality rates http://t.co/iUg9fnlrih

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

The importance of nurses. The largest investigation of nursing and hospital outcomes in Europe. http://t.co/Jm6XfU6JGK

Study published in #TheLancet today suggests that nurses having degrees reduces preventable deaths in hospital http://t.co/4RANbiTHBJ

Nurse staffing, education and hospital mortality in 9 European countries: @TheLancet http://t.co/hLGaiu6P1n @HSciences @unisouthampton

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Nursing has for too long been accused of ignoring evidence, professionally we can't ignore this anymore http://t.co/SkQcXWK6D6 #mandatory

@sphams Nursing has 4 2 long been accused of ignoring evidence, professionally can't ignore this anymore http://t.co/2FN3iOhDHm YES so true

Better nurse staffing and education associated with lower hospital mortality in a nine European country study http://t.co/ZIyz3jjwLt @butNHS

New Nursing study also suggests 1:6 ration not 1:8 as the UK Gov is trying to force on us!http://t.co/2xYDGVNvMz

Nursing has for too long been accused of ignoring evidence, professionally we can't ignore this anymore http://t.co/SkQcXWK6D6 #mandatory

Høyere sykepleierandel og høyere utdanning gir lavere dødelighet på kirurgiske avdelinger. Les mer om dette i Lancet: http://t.co/gw6NNmdvQd

Such compelling evidence debunks the myth that nurses don't need to be clever. http://t.co/h35rcXXkyb

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Hospitals with more nurses and more highly educated nurses have lower mortality rates http://t.co/iUg9fnlrih

Nurse staffing, education and hospital mortality in 9 European countries: @TheLancet http://t.co/hLGaiu6P1n @HSciences @unisouthampton

Nursing has for too long been accused of ignoring evidence, professionally we can't ignore this anymore http://t.co/SkQcXWK6D6 #mandatory

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

How nurse workload and qualifications affect hospital mortality. Important implications for practice. http://t.co/gYyQdZja3V

European study shows impact of nurses workload and education on patient mortalilty...Wonder about impact on SA care? http://t.co/EYFrsxKbHH

Nurse staffing, education and hospital mortality in 9 European countries: @TheLancet http://t.co/hLGaiu6P1n @HSciences @unisouthampton

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

RT European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/zXSJhopaKr @LeuvenU via @TheLancet

Another excellent Aiken study. MT @TheLancet: European study links nurses’ workload & education to postop survival http://t.co/gLccvcxqmQ

This study relates to surgery but does link poor nurse staffing and education to higher mortality. Intersting stuff. http://t.co/MudgHxbUjy

Nurse staffing, education and hospital mortality in 9 European countries: @TheLancet http://t.co/hLGaiu6P1n @HSciences @unisouthampton

Not really a surprise that employing the right number of well educated Nurses will help improve patient mortality: http://t.co/CIlBd6nOAE

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Better nurse staffing and education associated with lower hospital mortality in a nine European country study http://t.co/ZIyz3jjwLt @butNHS

Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries: a retrospective observational study http://t.co/Q2c5uBPfYp

Better nurse staffing and education associated with lower hospital mortality in a nine European country study.:http://t.co/ZIyz3jjwLt

Very interesting paper in @TheLancet: Nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/vYho8l9xWa

@sphams Nursing has 4 2 long been accused of ignoring evidence, professionally can't ignore this anymore http://t.co/2FN3iOhDHm YES so true

@TheLancet Research finds link between nurse workloads and patient deaths http://t.co/PguLI0MFY7

'Hospital nursing levels/education & patient death rates' - study in Lancet http://t.co/wFaO1If13P via @guardian & http://t.co/tFk3I7HIng

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Los recortes económicos que afectan a las #enfemeras afectan la evolución de los pacientes y la mortalidad. http://t.co/He4U9jfi83

An increased emphasis on bachelor's education for nurses could reduce preventable hospital deaths. Lancet (free) http://t.co/JX1NP6VcnE

“@TheLancet: European study links nurses’ workload & education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/p6EfEvaBGD” @KU_Leuven

European study links nurses’ workload and education to patients’ survival after surgery http://t.co/R70wu9HdBc

Nursing levels and Bachelors degree education key safety issues linked to lower mortality in hospitals http://t.co/BZj5O7EH9P

Nurse staffing/education and hospital mortality; 9 EU countries: retrospective observational study http://t.co/uPxGJAPd0A @IPS_Infection

Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries http://t.co/o3AveblX4P #nursing #mortality

Nice to see some hard evidence backing up nurse staffing ratios http://t.co/aoiDjdYOFr

@pfcryer Here is the link as promised: http://t.co/bZtcXTbyK1

@bendean1979 Here is that study: http://t.co/bZtcXTbyK1

Apologies for those asking me about the Lancet nursing study. Here it is: http://t.co/bZtcXTbyK1

Nursing levels and Bachelors degree education key safety issues linked to lower mortality in hospitals http://t.co/BZj5O7EH9P

Congratulations to our #RN4CAST colleagues on their Lancet article on Nurse staffing, education & hospital mortality http://t.co/EV3nc72eCg

Congratulations to our #RN4CAST colleagues on their Lancet article on Nurse staffing, education & hospital mortality http://t.co/EV3nc72eCg

Nursing levels and Bachelors degree education key safety issues linked to lower mortality in hospitals http://t.co/BZj5O7EH9P

Shows the difference RNs make. Nursing is more than caring #nurses. http://t.co/IOrUJlK0Gq

Young Gasteiner Luk Bruyneel & co: Impact of nurse education & staffing on hospital mortality in @TheLancet today http://t.co/6d1wMcoHSn

Reducing hospital mortality rates through education & staffing rates. Results from #RN4CAST study led @KU_Leuven http://t.co/HxSSv5WXNT

How nurse workload and qualifications affect hospital mortality. Important implications for practice. http://t.co/gYyQdZja3V

Schitterende publicatie van #RN4CAST team in @TheLancet Meer investeren in personeel in zorg en hun werkomgeving http://t.co/PbHEP24nAO

Not really a surprise that employing the right number of well educated Nurses will help improve patient mortality: http://t.co/CIlBd6nOAE

Nursing has for too long been accused of ignoring evidence, professionally we can't ignore this anymore http://t.co/SkQcXWK6D6 #mandatory

7% meer mortaliteit per patiënt toegevoegd aan verpleegkundige. In België patient/nurse ratio 11/1, NED7/1, VS5/1! http://t.co/PbHEP24nAO

Artikeln i Lancet som idag rapporteras i media om sambandet mellan andel sjuksköterskor och patientdödlighet #vardpol http://t.co/oiB0EJWzVY

Lancet article http://t.co/dUx0ASXF8b found link between education & mortality in nursing. Would there be a similar effect for paramedics?

Artikeln i Lancet som idag rapporteras i media om sambandet mellan andel sjuksköterskor och patientdödlighet #vardpol http://t.co/oiB0EJWzVY

Høyere sykepleierandel og høyere utdanning gir lavere dødelighet på kirurgiske avdelinger. Les mer om dette i Lancet: http://t.co/gw6NNmdvQd

Många medier rapporterar om studien som kopplar sjuksköterskebemanning till bättre överlevnad efter enklare kirurgi http://t.co/lzFUVU6XJ8

CONCL: Nurse staffing cuts to save $ might adversely affect mortality. More bachelor nurses could reduce mortality. http://t.co/6df6P82Lk9

Very interesting: Does nurse staffing & education have an effect on patient mortality -look at this evidence: http://t.co/VqthWI1kQR

Very interesting: Does nurse staffing & education have an effect on patient mortality -look at this evidence: http://t.co/VqthWI1kQR

MT @EnferEvidente Plantillas, formación de enfermería y mortalidad en hospitales de 9 países europeos #SegPac http://t.co/ehA5Bze8Vv

Good talking to @lbc about imp of graduate nursing, staffing levels and working hours http://t.co/mMpmAdWO3E

How nurse workload and qualifications affect hospital mortality. Important implications for practice. http://t.co/gYyQdZja3V

@avidela How nurse workload and qualifications affect hospital mortality. Important implications for practice. http://t.co/2QAjs5EX6Q"

Timely Lancet article on nursing ratios and nursing education levels & hospital mortality http://t.co/kpABGfpDP9

Nursing has for too long been accused of ignoring evidence, professionally we can't ignore this anymore http://t.co/SkQcXWK6D6 #mandatory

New research shows positive impact of degree qualified nurses. Reduced deaths in study across 9 European countries http://t.co/aVijHqOq8K

Good talking to @lbc about imp of graduate nursing, staffing levels and working hours http://t.co/mMpmAdWO3E

Ook competenties van belang. Per 10% meer bachelor verpleegkundigen in team, 7% lagere mortaliteit #RN4CAST http://t.co/PbHEP24nAO