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What is the international best practice for nurse-to-patient ratios in hospitals?

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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20520232

What is the international best practice for nurse-to-patient ratios in hospitals?

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International best practice for nurse-to-patient ratios emphasizes the importance of regulated, dynamic staffing levels to improve patient outcomes and nurse wellbeing, with varying legislative requirements across different regions.

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