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Research priorities for burn nursing: nursing recruitment, retention, and other administrative issues
B F Weber1, G J Carrougher, J A Marvin
1Barnes-St. Peters Hospital, St. Peters, Mo. 63376.
The Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation
|March 1, 1992
Abstract:
This Delphi study was designed to identify nursing research priorities. Ninety-four participants completed four rounds of questionnaires that contained 101 potential research questions. Twenty questions addressed nursing administrative issues. In this category, the highest priority for potential impact on patient welfare related to the cost-effectiveness of various infection control measures. Questions concerning recruitment, retention, staffing, and cost/quality issues had the highest priority for research that could have an impact on the profession of nursing.