Enhancing the Quality of Nursing Care: A Comprehensive Review of Best Practices, Challenges, and Innovations in Patient Care Delivery

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Fatimah Makki Kharaidah, Alaa Mohammed Alabdrabalnabi, Latifah Abdullah Alshahrani, Eman Abdulaziz Al-Qudaihi, Reem Aladham Damith, Asma Khalaf Alanezay, Hind Aladham Damith, Shouq Saad Alharbi, Kholoud Trad Alrowili, Abdulaziz Fraih Alshammari, Layla Hassan Asiri, Samira Gubranghazwani, Najla Hassan Alshehri, Kefa Aleri Alenazi, Fatmah Abdullah Al Ghamdi

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Quality in nursing care refers to the extent to which nursing services increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes for patients while aligning with current professional knowledge. It is a multifaceted concept involving effective communication, clinical expertise, compassion, and adherence to evidence-based practices (Oldland et al., 2020). High-quality nursing care not only ensures better patient outcomes but also fosters trust and satisfaction among patients and their families. Quality nursing care forms the backbone of healthcare systems, as nurses are the primary caregivers in most patient interactions (Hussaini & Varon, 2023). Effective nursing care also reduces hospital readmissions, enhances patient safety, and optimizes healthcare resources, ensuring sustainability in the long term (Bhati et al., 2023).


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