A comparative study of the constant observation model of care
Riddell, Kathryn 2012, A comparative study of the constant observation model of care, Master of Nursing thesis, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Deakin University.
This study investigated two different nursing models of care for ‘at-risk’ patients requiring constant observation. One patient group was managed with a specialised nursing team and the other with a traditional custodial model utilising attendants and agency nurses. Patients cared for with the specialist team had fewer adverse events and a shorter period under constant observation.
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