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This study identified key factors contributing to adverse patient outcomes (APOs) at a mid-western hospital. Understanding risk factors that contribute to increased nurse fatigue can provide solutions to reduce the impact that fatigue has on nurse performance and patient outcome. This study was comprised of two phases: 1) a database analysis of current data collected at a mid-western hospital, and 2) three focus groups to identify nurse perceptions pertaining to task demand and fatigue. The APOs analyzed in this study were medical administration errors (MAEs) and patient falls. A comparison of the data from both phases was then conducted to determine whether data reflected in the database correlated with nurse perceptions. This analysis documents significant results with respect to APOs in the following workload factors such as: hours worked, case mix index (CMI), shift, and nursing unit type.

Examining Adverse Patient Outcomes in Nurses: The Role of Patient Acuity, Shift and Fatigue