Automated Author ProfileWilliams, Tremaine
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Williams, Tremaine
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Current S-Index: 4.2 (sum of 9 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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This data set contains data supporting the manuscript titled " The Association of workforce configurations with length of stay and charges in hospitalized patients with congestive heart failure", which was published in Frontiers in Health Services.
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
This data set contains data supporting the manuscript titled " The Association of workforce configurations with length of stay and charges in hospitalized patients with congestive heart failure", which was published in Frontiers in Health Services.
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
The objective of the study was to identify the needsof registered nurses who performed socio-technical tasks, and the relative perceivedimportance and performance of these socio-technical tasks, in relation to thelength of stay of their patients
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
The objective of the study was to identify the needsof registered nurses who performed socio-technical tasks, and the relative perceivedimportance and performance of these socio-technical tasks, in relation to thelength of stay of their patients
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
Prevalence and mortality risk are nearing twice the national average in many Arkansas counties. Arkansas also has the third highest concentration of CHF death rates of all 50 states. Furthermore, care delivery systems (i.e., hospitals, and nurses) are struggling to balance the needs of CHF patients against the variability of unplanned critical care needs in the ongoing, large-scale communicable disease outbreaks. However, the routine, preventive, and urgent care needs of AAs with CHF can not be deprioritized because of health system inelasticity. If so, health disparities in AAs will be further exacerbated. Since the "one-size-fits-all" approach to care delivery (i.e., the same level of resources provided to all patients) is clinically ineffective and wasteful, the efficient allocation of clinical resources (e.g., nurses) fuels the need for more innovative, evidence-based and nurse-led approaches to stratifying risks among AA patients.
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
Prevalence and mortality risk are nearing twice the national average in many Arkansas counties. Arkansas also has the third highest concentration of CHF death rates of all 50 states. Furthermore, care delivery systems (i.e., hospitals, and nurses) are struggling to balance the needs of CHF patients against the variability of unplanned critical care needs in the ongoing, large-scale communicable disease outbreaks. However, the routine, preventive, and urgent care needs of AAs with CHF can not be deprioritized because of health system inelasticity. If so, health disparities in AAs will be further exacerbated. Since the "one-size-fits-all" approach to care delivery (i.e., the same level of resources provided to all patients) is clinically ineffective and wasteful, the efficient allocation of clinical resources (e.g., nurses) fuels the need for more innovative, evidence-based and nurse-led approaches to stratifying risks among AA patients.
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
The purpose of this study was to identifyinterprofessional team configurations associated with long lengths of hospitalstay in African Americans with heart failure hospitalizations, the influence ofpatient intersectionality, and the related effect of the presence of RNs ontheir length of hospital stay.
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
The purpose of this study was to identifyinterprofessional team configurations associated with long lengths of hospitalstay in African Americans with heart failure hospitalizations, the influence ofpatient intersectionality, and the related effect of the presence of RNs ontheir length of hospital stay.
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine
The objective of the study was to identify the needsof registered nurses who performed socio-technical tasks, and the relative perceivedimportance and performance of these socio-technical tasks, in relation to thelength of stay of their patients
Authors
- Williams, Tremaine