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From Rounding to Results: Evidence-Based Strategies for Better Patient Outcomes
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From Rounding to Results: Evidence-Based Strategies for Better Patient Outcomes

Jamie Ronquillo, Abena Yiadom, Randy Recor and Erin Foster
University of West Florida Libraries
Integration of Evidence in Professional Nursing Practice Research Presentations, Research presentations (University of West Florida, Pensacola, Florida, 04/2025)
04/2025

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Psychiatric inpatients often experience loneliness and disconnection during hospitalization, hindering their recovery and satisfaction with care. Nurses spend a limited portion of their time in direct patient interaction, dedicating only a small percentage to therapeutic engagement. Positive nurse-patient interactions, such as "Time Together" interventions, foster hope, personal recovery, and emotional well-being. Authentic engagement enhances satisfaction and supports shared decision-making (Molin et al., 2018). Nurses advocate for expanding traditional care models to prioritize consistent and meaningful patient contact. This research aims to examine whether frequent check-ins reduce loneliness and improve patient satisfaction among adult psychiatric inpatients.
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