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Academic practice partnerships: a national dialogue
Judy A Beal1, Anna Alt-White, Judith Erickson
1School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Simmons College, Boston, MA 02115, USA. judy.beal@simmons.edu
Academic-practice partnerships are crucial for advancing nursing. These collaborations strengthen practice, support career growth, and prepare future nurses to lead healthcare changes, aligning with key recommendations.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Science
- Healthcare Management
- Educational Leadership
Background:
- Academic-practice partnerships are vital for enhancing nursing practice and leadership.
- These collaborations are essential for implementing recommendations from the Institute of Medicine's Future of Nursing Committee.
- Such partnerships are critical for addressing the evolving needs of the nursing profession.
Purpose of the Study:
- To detail the work of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing-American Organization of Nurse Executives Task Force on Academic-Practice Partnerships.
- To identify hallmarks of successful academic-practice partnerships in nursing.
- To provide tools and exemplars for developing and sustaining these partnerships.
Main Methods:
- The paper details the collaborative efforts of a specific task force.
- It involves identifying key characteristics of effective partnerships.
- The work includes developing practical resources for nursing leaders.
Main Results:
- Successful partnerships foster nurse educational and career advancement.
- They prepare nurses for future practice and leadership roles.
- Partnerships establish structures for lifelong learning and nurse residency programs.
Conclusions:
- Academic-practice partnerships are fundamental to advancing nursing.
- These collaborations are key to meeting future healthcare demands and nursing workforce needs.
- The identified hallmarks, tools, and exemplars support the development and sustainability of effective partnerships.
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