What is the outcome when patient characteristics, nurse competencies, and the healthcare environment are aligned according to the Synergy Model?

When patient characteristics, nurse competencies, and the healthcare environment are aligned according to the Synergy Model, the outcome is synergy and optimal care. This model emphasizes the interactions between nurses and patients, asserting that the quality of care improves when the skills of the nursing staff match the specific needs of the patients. The synergy created by this alignment fosters an environment where patient outcomes are enhanced, leading to better overall care experiences.

In essence, when nurses possess the necessary competencies to meet the unique characteristics of each patient, they can tailor their care more effectively, resulting in optimized care delivery. This alignment ensures that the nursing interventions are not only appropriate but also impactful, creating a harmonious relationship that benefits both patients and healthcare providers.

While enhanced staff satisfaction and increased hospital revenues can be potential benefits of improved patient outcomes, they are secondary effects rather than direct outcomes of aligning patient needs with nurse competencies as described in the Synergy Model.