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[Applying nursing innovation from a knowledge economy perspective].

Shu-Chen Liao¹, Wen-Chung Chang

¹Department of Nursing, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, ROC.

Hu Li Za Zhi the Journal of Nursing

|August 3, 2011

Summary

This article explores nursing innovation within the knowledge economy, highlighting how creativity and knowledge drive wealth creation. It details applying patents and technology licenses to enhance healthcare industries.

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Management
Innovation Studies

Context:

The current era is defined by a knowledge-based economy where intellectual capital is a primary driver of wealth.
Knowledge and creativity are crucial for adding value and enhancing knowledge-based industries, including healthcare.
Nurses play a vital role in this evolving economic landscape.

Purpose:

To define nursing innovation and the knowledge economy from a knowledge-based economic perspective.
To illustrate the practical process of nursing innovation.
To share experiences of applying patents and technology licenses in nursing.

Summary:

This article examines nursing innovation through the lens of the knowledge economy.
It details the application of patents and technology licenses as practical examples of innovation.
The authors discuss how knowledge and creativity contribute to wealth creation in healthcare.

Impact:

To provide a reference for nurses to deepen their understanding of the knowledge economy and nursing innovation.
To stimulate creative thinking and encourage the adoption of innovative practices in nursing.
To foster the development of knowledge-based industries within the nursing profession.