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Operationalizing Centralized Monitoring Models Across Health Systems: A Position-Informed Practical Guide for Nurse Leaders
The growing use of central monitoring units (CMUs) for patient monitoring reflects benefits such as improved patient safety, workflow efficiency, reduced adverse events, and earlier intervention.
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Despite growing adoption of centralized monitoring units (CMUs) for continuous patient surveillance, no regulatory body or professional society has issued implementation or operational guidelines — so this expert panel of eight nurse leaders synthesized real-world experience into a practical toolkit covering governance and stakeholder engagement, needs assessment, workflow design, infrastructure and technology, implementation, and continuous improvement.
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