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Access and acceptance in clinical nursing research.
The Journal of the New York State Nurses' Association
|September 1, 1989
Summary
Gaining access to clinical research sites and ensuring project acceptance are crucial for nursing research. This involves navigating political and ethical considerations to maintain research integrity.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Research
- Clinical Research
- Healthcare Ethics
Background:
- Clinical research is increasingly central to nursing endeavors.
- Access to clinical sites and acceptance of research are significant challenges.
- Navigating the political and ethical landscape is essential for successful research implementation.
Purpose of the Study:
- To discuss the political and ethical issues surrounding access to clinical research sites.
- To provide strategies for researchers to gain entry and acceptance for their projects.
- To emphasize maintaining research integrity throughout the process.
Main Methods:
- Literature review on political and ethical challenges in clinical research.
- Analysis of case studies regarding site access and researcher acceptance.
- Discussion of strategies for ethical negotiation and political navigation.
Main Results:
- Successful research requires a nuanced understanding of institutional politics.
- Ethical considerations are paramount in securing site access and participant trust.
- Proactive engagement with stakeholders builds acceptance and facilitates research.
Conclusions:
- Addressing political and ethical factors is key to overcoming barriers in clinical nursing research.
- Maintaining research integrity while navigating these challenges is achievable.
- Effective strategies enhance the feasibility and impact of nursing research in clinical settings.