For a nurse, trying to provide individualized care to a patient is extremely difficult to do, as they must care for up to 20 patients per day. Assessing a patient's needs and problems is, above all, the most important thing a nurse can do. Nurses are always caught between taking their time with a patient and determining who needs care the most or whose condition is most serious. According to research by the National Institute of Nursing found on nursingworld.org, patients who received 80 percent more care from registered nurses had an 18.7 percent lower chance of readmission. In the same circumstances, 1.9% had a shorter length of stay. Additionally, when there is a 10% increase in nurse recruitment, there is also a 10% decrease in the mortality rate in the practice. Some establishments in fact benefit from higher pensions for the quality of care, depending on the income statistics of their patients and the recovery time. This can be based on doctors and their performance, but some is based solely on nurses as well as all nursing staff and their performance with patients. In a private interview, registered nurse Whitney Sharp said, "Personally, as a charge nurse and a registered nurse, I make sure the patient feels comfortable, gets the right treatment, and is monitored at any time. A patient may have a heart attack, loss of breath or