2016
DOI: 10.1097/nna.0000000000000294
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Transforming Practice Through Publication

Abstract: Publication of 28 data-based articles in peer-reviewed journals over a 4-year period is the result of a commitment to conducting and publishing research at a 383-bed Magnet®-redesignated community hospital. The research-intensive environment in nursing at this institution supports publication as the desired outcome of all projects. The provision of appropriate resources, the development of 2 models to guide the conduct of research and nursing leadership that encourages and supports research activities enables … Show more

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“…Many of the PBRI capacity-building approaches outlined here are similar to what has been reported in the literature 1,3,6,17,20–26. For example, Black et al17 report on the evaluation of a research training program implemented at a Canadian urban organization designed to provide mentorship and funding for novice researchers to conduct small-scale studies 17.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
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“…Many of the PBRI capacity-building approaches outlined here are similar to what has been reported in the literature 1,3,6,17,20–26. For example, Black et al17 report on the evaluation of a research training program implemented at a Canadian urban organization designed to provide mentorship and funding for novice researchers to conduct small-scale studies 17.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…Traditionally, there has been a lack of recognition in the scientific community of research conducted by health professionals outside of medicine. 13,24 This has also been observed in funding, where funding allocation for research conducted by health professionals has been less than that of medicine or not accessible at all. Limited funding opportunities can translate into low levels of research output, dissemination, and publication.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
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