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[Proposal for a nursing research on and from clinical practice guidelines]
Assistenza Infermieristica E Ricerca : AIR
|December 24, 2014
Summary
This research proposes an agenda for nurses to enhance their role in clinical practice guidelines. It focuses on guideline applicability, nursing care gaps, and decision-making research for better patient outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Research
- Evidence-Based Practice
- Healthcare Policy
Background:
- Nurses' contributions to clinical practice guidelines are often undervalued.
- There is a need to actively involve nurses in guideline development and implementation.
- Current guidelines may not fully address nursing-specific care needs.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a research agenda for nurses regarding clinical practice guidelines.
- To increase the visibility and active participation of nurses in guideline development and implementation.
- To identify research priorities for improving nursing's impact on healthcare standards.
Main Methods:
- Multicenter research project development.
- Epidemiological study of guideline applicability.
- Critical appraisal of existing clinical practice guidelines.
- Identification of nursing care gaps and unmet needs.
Main Results:
- Key research areas include the epidemiology of guideline applicability and inapplicability.
- Critical appraisal revealed missing recommendations crucial for nursing care.
- Unaddressed problems or 'orphan' issues requiring nursing recommendations were identified.
Conclusions:
- A structured research agenda is essential for nurses to contribute effectively to clinical practice guidelines.
- Further research is needed on guideline applicability, nursing care gaps, and decision-making in protocol-based care.
- Nurses should advocate for explicit acknowledgment of uncertainty and promote research into their decision-making processes.
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