2003
DOI: 10.1053/jpnu.2003.6
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Evaluation of the Penn Macy Initiative to Advance Academic Nursing Practice

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“…U.S. academic institutions have historically placed considerably less emphasis on service than on education and research in developed nations, a trend that is exaggerated in times of resource constraint (Evans, Swan, & Lang, 2003; Ramsey & Miller, 2009). Until recently, service initiatives were typically limited to brief service‐learning experiences, emergency disaster relief, or short‐term professional contributions—or treated as add‐on components of larger research projects.…”
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“…U.S. academic institutions have historically placed considerably less emphasis on service than on education and research in developed nations, a trend that is exaggerated in times of resource constraint (Evans, Swan, & Lang, 2003; Ramsey & Miller, 2009). Until recently, service initiatives were typically limited to brief service‐learning experiences, emergency disaster relief, or short‐term professional contributions—or treated as add‐on components of larger research projects.…”
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confidence: 99%