Demiss Mulatu Geberu, Gashaw Andargie Biks, Tsegaye Gebremedhin, Tesfaye Hambisa Mekonnen
Factors of patient satisfaction in adult outpatient departments of private wing and regular services in public hospitals of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: a comparative cross-sectional study
BMC health services research
examine effect nurse staffing varying work environments missed breastfeeding teaching support inpatient maternity units united states breast milk optimal food newborns teaching supporting women breastfeeding primarily nurses responsibility better maternity nurse staffing fewer patients per nurse associated less missed breastfeeding teaching support increased rates breastfeeding examined extent nursing work environment staffing nurse education associated missed breastfeeding care work environment staffing interacted impact missed breastfeeding care crosssectional study using 2015 national database nursing quality indicator survey maternity nurses hospitals 48 states district columbia responded workplace breastfeeding care clustered logistic regression models interactions used estimate effects nursing work environment staffing missed breastfeeding care 19 486 registered nurses 444 hospitals nearly 3 10 282 nurses reported missing breastfeeding care adjusted models additional patient per nurse associated 39 increased odds missed breastfeeding care furthermore 1 standard deviation decrease work environment associated 65 increased odds missed breastfeeding care interaction model staffing significant impact missed breastfeeding care poor work environments found work environment fundamental staffing ensuring breastfeeding care missed also breastfeeding care sensitive nurse staffing improvements work environment support provision breastfeeding care nurse staffing work environment important improving breastfeeding rates work environment foundational