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This study developed and validated the Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) Practice Survey. This tool measures CNL roles to link practice to improved patient quality and safety outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Quality
Health Services Research

Background:

The Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) role is an emerging model for integrated care delivery.
Growing adoption across health systems necessitates robust evidence linking CNL practice to outcomes.
Measuring CNL practice is crucial for demonstrating its impact on quality and safety.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and test the validity of the CNL Practice Survey instrument.
To create a reliable tool for measuring CNL practice.
To establish a foundation for linking CNL roles to quality and safety improvements.

Main Methods:

A modified Delphi approach was employed.
An expert panel of CNLs participated in the development and testing.
Face, content, and construct validity of the survey were assessed.

Main Results:

The CNL Practice Survey instrument was developed.
The survey demonstrated face, content, and construct validity.
The instrument is suitable for measuring CNL practice.

Conclusions:

The validated CNL Practice Survey can be used to measure CNL roles.
This instrument will aid in linking CNL practice to quality and safety outcomes.
Further research can utilize this tool to build the evidence base for the CNL model.