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Objectives:
To describe the emerging role of the nurse scientist in health care organizations. Historical perspectives of the role are explored along with the roles of the nurse scientist, facilitators, barriers, and future implications.
Data Sources:
Relevant literature on evidence-based practice and research in health care organizations; nurse scientist role; interview with University of Colorado nurse scientist.
Conclusion:
The nurse scientist role is integral for expanding evidence-based decisions and nursing research. A research mentor is considered the most important facilitator for a successful nursing research program.
Implications For Nursing Practice:
Organizations should consider including the nurse scientist role to facilitate evidence-based practice and expand opportunities for nursing research.
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