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Nursing and the Research Assessment Exercise: what counts?

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Nurse Researcher

|June 14, 2016

Summary

In 1992, British nursing research was evaluated by the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). Nursing departments ranked last among 72 academic subjects, highlighting significant challenges for the field.

Area of Science:

Nursing Research
Higher Education Policy
Academic Assessment

Background:

The year 1992 marked a critical juncture for British nursing research.
The Higher Education Funding Council (HEFC) initiated a comprehensive Research Assessment Exercise (RAE).
Twenty-nine university nursing departments in the United Kingdom participated.

Purpose of the Study:

To document the outcomes of the 1992 Research Assessment Exercise for UK university nursing departments.
To analyze the position of nursing research within the broader academic landscape.

Main Methods:

Participation in the HEFC Research Assessment Exercise (RAE).
Analysis of the RAE results for university departments of nursing.

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Nursing was ranked 72nd out of 72 academic cost centres in the RAE.
This placed nursing research at the bottom of the national academic league table.

Conclusions:

The 1992 RAE results indicated a severely underdeveloped status for nursing research within UK universities.
These findings underscored the need for substantial improvements and support for nursing research.