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Prerequisites and priorities for nursing research in Israel
1Hadassah-Hebrew University, School of Nursing, Jerusalem, Israel.
Online Journal of Issues in Nursing
|July 17, 2001
Summary
This article outlines the essential prerequisites and strategic priorities for advancing nursing research in Israel. It details historical development and emphasizes the need for a culturally relevant master plan.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Research
- Health Sciences
- Medical Research
Background:
- Historical overview of nursing research development in Israel from the 1960s to the 1990s.
- Exploration of the four distinct phases in the development and evaluation of nursing research.
- Analysis of the evolution of research types over several decades.
Observation:
- Nursing research in Israel has undergone significant shifts in focus and methodology.
- The growth of nursing research is contingent upon multifaceted commitments.
- Key priorities include addressing unique cultural and geographical contexts.
Findings:
- Essential prerequisites for nursing research growth include individual, professional, institutional, and federal commitments.
- Identified shifts in research types across decades highlight evolving priorities.
- The historical trajectory provides a framework for future development.
Implications:
- A comprehensive master plan is crucial for directing future nursing research in Israel.
- Recommendations for fostering a robust nursing research infrastructure.
- The findings offer insights for other nations seeking to advance nursing research.
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