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Additional Readings and Resources

Canadian Nurses Association, Canadian Council of Practical Nurse Regulators, and Registered Psychiatric Nurses of Canada (2012). Staff mix decision-making framework for quality nursing care. CNA.

North Dakota Public Health Training Network (2020). (Video).Basic budgeting concepts – leadership and management.

Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. (2017) Developing and sustaining safe, effective staffing and workload practices (2nd ed).  RNAO.  

Smyth, D. ( 2021, August 26).  How to develop an operating budget for a nursing unit.  Chron.

Welch, T.D., & Smith, T.  (2020). Understanding FTEs and nursing hours per patient day. Nurse Leader,18(2),157.

 

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