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Increasing nursing research capacity in the workplace.

Judith Purkis¹, Judith A Jackson, Gillian Hundt

¹Institute of Health, University of Warwick.

Nursing Times

|October 7, 2008

Summary

Increasing nursing research capacity requires addressing understanding and accessibility barriers. Flexible, creative support is crucial for developing nurses

Area of Science:

Nursing Research
Healthcare Management
Action Research

Background:

Engaging nurses in research activities presents significant challenges.
Low nurse participation in research initiatives is a persistent issue in healthcare settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To enhance nursing research capacity within a hospital trust using an action-research approach.
To identify and address barriers to nurses' involvement in research.

Main Methods:

A survey assessed nurses' research knowledge, activity, and experience.
Implementation of roadshows and workshops to promote research engagement.
Adaptive strategies, including relocating a workshop, were employed to boost staff involvement.

Main Results:

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Initial survey response was low, but participants showed considerable interest in research.
Workshop uptake was gradual but steady, leading to valuable professional connections.
Key concerns identified included a lack of understanding and accessibility of research processes.

Conclusions:

The project highlighted the conflict between service demands, nursing capacity, and research confidence.
Initiatives can successfully support nurses in developing research skills and demystify the research process.
Flexibility, proactivity, creativity, and enthusiasm are vital for fostering nurses' research capabilities.