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Published on: February 19, 2021
Moving evidence to practice: reflections on a multisite academic-practice partnership
Cheryl Holly1, Melanie Percy, Barbara Caldwell
1Rutgers School of Nursing and the Northeast Institute for Evidence Synthesis and Translation, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark, New Jersey, USA.
Abstract:
This paper describes the challenges encountered by an academic team when working with clinical teams to translated knowledge for the purposes of quality improvement in multiple sites. The sites were four differing health care settings in a Northeastern US state: two acute care hospital sites (one rural, one urban), one visiting nurse service and one psychiatric specialty hospital were purposively chosen for the action research study. In conducting this study at these diverse sites the importance of developing relationships and trust, understanding the context and dealing with real world complexities were evident. We conclude with observations and recommendations on important elements for effective knowledge translation work.
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