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Forging a nursing research agenda for New York State
The Journal of the New York State Nurses' Association
|September 1, 1990
Summary
New York State nursing organizations collaborated to create a nursing research agenda. This involved conferences, a Delphi survey, and establishing a research center to guide future nursing research priorities.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Research
- Health Policy
- Collaborative Initiatives
Background:
- Multiple New York State nursing organizations recognized the need for a unified nursing research agenda.
- A shared belief in the importance of nursing research and action drove collaborative efforts.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop a comprehensive nursing research agenda for New York State.
- To establish priorities for nursing research within the state.
Main Methods:
- Co-sponsored conferences to foster discussion and collaboration.
- A Delphi survey to systematically identify and prioritize nursing research needs.
- Established the Foundation's Center for Nursing Research to support agenda implementation.
Main Results:
- A collaborative nursing research agenda for New York State has been developed.
- Key nursing research priorities for the state have been identified through a Delphi survey.
- A dedicated Center for Nursing Research was established to facilitate agenda execution.
Conclusions:
- The cooperative efforts of the Foundation, Council on Nursing Research, and Delta Pi have successfully laid the groundwork for a state nursing research agenda.
- A Planning Committee will oversee the specification of action strategies and implementation of the research agenda.