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1City University of New York. vmalinsk@hunter.cuny.edu
Nursing Science Quarterly
|July 2, 2009
Summary
Global nursing scholars are advancing research worldwide, utilizing established nursing models and theories. Shared concerns and collaborative efforts aim to elevate international nursing scholarship and practice.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Research
- Global Health
- Scholarship Advancement
Background:
- International nurse scholars are actively engaged in research collaborations across diverse global settings.
- Current initiatives focus on advancing nursing scholarship in countries including Turkey, Mexico, Japan, and Switzerland.
Discussion:
- Theoretical frameworks underpinning current research include Neuman's Systems Model, Roy's Adaptation Model, and Parse's Theory of Human Becoming.
- The study identifies key issues and shared concerns within the global nursing community pertinent to research development.
Key Insights:
- Global collaboration is crucial for the advancement of nursing knowledge and practice.
- Established nursing theories provide a foundation for international research endeavors.
- Addressing shared concerns can foster a more cohesive and progressive global nursing community.
Outlook:
- Continued international cooperation is essential for sustained growth in nursing scholarship.
- Future research should explore the application of diverse theoretical models in varied cultural contexts.
- Efforts to bridge gaps in global nursing research capacity will be vital for health equity.
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