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Area of Science:

Nursing Science
Health Research
Doctoral Education

Background:

Increasing complexity of global health problems necessitates advanced nursing expertise.
Rising healthcare costs underscore the need for efficient, evidence-based interventions.
The scientific foundation of nursing requires continuous development through research.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the transformative experiences of doctoral students in nursing science.
To identify key resources and challenges in doctoral nursing research education.
To provide recommendations for fostering nurse scientists and enhancing doctoral programs.

Main Methods:

Qualitative analysis of personal experiences from two successful doctoral students.
Application of transformational leadership framework to understand student development.
Identification of critical resources and coping strategies for overcoming challenges.

Main Results:

Doctoral education fosters significant cognitive and behavioral transformation in aspiring nurse scientists.
Access to mentorship, research opportunities, and supportive environments are crucial resources.
Overcoming challenges involves resilience, strategic planning, and effective leadership support.

Conclusions:

Nurturing nurse scientists is vital for advancing healthcare and scientific inquiry.
Doctoral programs should integrate transformational leadership principles to support student growth.
Implementing targeted strategies can attract more nurses to pursue scientific careers.