Preventing Alarm Fatigue in Nurses: The #1 Patient Safety Hazard

Authors

Isabella Morles, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Jasmine Monpoint, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Vanessa Bang, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Jacqueline Davis, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Alimey Gutierrez Romero, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Victoria Milatovic Castillo, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Zuanlys Delgado Perez, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Brenda Menjivar Segovia, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Shamoy Dixon, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Rocio Reyes Echemendia, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Corissa Shill, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Tori Hall, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow
Sofia Fonseca, Baptist Hospital of MiamiFollow

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Publication Date

11-19-2021

Document Type

Video - BHSF/IP Restricted Access

Recommended Citation

Morles, Isabella; Monpoint, Jasmine; Bang, Vanessa; Davis, Jacqueline; Gutierrez Romero, Alimey; Milatovic Castillo, Victoria; Delgado Perez, Zuanlys; Menjivar Segovia, Brenda; Dixon, Shamoy; Reyes Echemendia, Rocio; Shill, Corissa; Hall, Tori; and Fonseca, Sofia, "Preventing Alarm Fatigue in Nurses: The #1 Patient Safety Hazard" (2021). BHSF Cohort 6 EBP Showcase. 11.
https://scholarlycommons.baptisthealth.net/cohort-6-ebp-showcase/11