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Clinical Research Nursing: Development of a Residency Program .

Brandi L Showalter¹, Debbie Cline¹, Jan Yungclas¹

¹University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing

|September 26, 2017

Summary

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A new residency program trains graduate nurses for oncology research nursing roles. This initiative addresses the critical need for skilled nurses to manage complex clinical trials effectively.

Keywords:

clinical research nurse internship residency

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Nursing
Oncology
Clinical Trials

Background:

Clinical research nurses are vital for coordinating clinical trials and managing participants.
A shortage of experienced research nurses can negatively impact research conduct.
Oncology clinical trials are expanding, increasing the demand for specialized nursing expertise.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the development and content of a novel research nurse residency program.
To address the workforce need for clinical research nurses in oncology.
To support the increasing number of clinical trials at a comprehensive cancer center.

Main Methods:

Development of a structured curriculum for new graduate nurses.
Implementation of a residency program focused on oncology research nursing skills.
Evaluation of the program's effectiveness in preparing nurses for the role.

Main Results:

The residency program successfully prepared new graduate nurses for the oncology research nurse role.
The program provided essential knowledge and skills for clinical trial coordination and participant management.
The initiative is contributing to a stable and knowledgeable research nurse workforce.

Conclusions:

Research nurse residency programs are an effective strategy for developing specialized nursing talent.
This novel approach meets the growing demand for oncology research nurses.
Investing in research nurse training is crucial for advancing cancer clinical trials.