MISSED NURSING CARE IN EDUCATIONAL, PRIVATE AND SOCIAL WELFARE HOSPITALS

Background & Aim: Caring is one of the most important roles of nurses. Today, these care services are neglected due to a variety of diseases, many of which have not been addressed and are defined as missing nursing care. To evaluate and compare the lost nursing care in educational hospitals, especially social ward. Materials & Methods: This was a descriptive study in which 453 nurses working in educational, private and social hospitals were available from ten hospitals, after responding to the questionnaires, in different shifts, were selected and selected. Data was collected using a missing care questionnaire. Data was analyzed using Spss19 software. Results: Findings showed that nursing care lost in the field of study was private in private hospitals (40.2 ± 21.9) than social care hospital (18.3 ± 20.8) and in Social Security Hospital Compared with educational hospitals (3/02 ±8/8) with (p = 0.001). Conclusion: The results of this study showed that nursing care lost in educational hospitals is less than social and private hospitals and requires more attention of senior hospital managers to reduce nursing care lost in private hospitals and Emphasizes social security.