Shukla R K
Inquiry. 1983 Summer;20(2):173-84.
The proponents of the primary model of nursing, in which a single nurse bears direct and indirect responsibility for a given number of patients during their hospital stay, suggest that both nurse and patient stand to gain from this system of service delivery. In this study, an all-RN model of delivery was compared with a team model and a modular model. The study was carefully designed to control for the quantity and quality of nurses in all three models. The study found no appreciable differences among the three models in the quality of care delivered. The all-RN model, however, was found to be more costly than the other two models.
护理主要模式的支持者认为，在患者住院期间，由一名护士对一定数量的患者承担直接和间接责任，护士和患者都能从这种服务提供系统中获益。在本研究中，将全注册护士（RN）模式与团队模式和模块化模式进行了比较。该研究经过精心设计，以控制三种模式下护士的数量和质量。研究发现，三种模式在提供的护理质量方面没有明显差异。然而，全注册护士模式的成本高于其他两种模式。
