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Jacquelyn Rosen1, Marybeth Ryan
1Author Affiliations: Clinical Nurse Specialist (Ms Rosen) and Nurse Scientist (Dr Ryan), Professional Development, Practice & Research Department, South Nassau Communities Hospital, Oceanside, New York.
Abstract:
Creating a nursing journal club is an initiative to promote nurses' use of best evidence in practice. A virtual nursing journal club (VNJC) was implemented in a Magnet-designated, midsize community hospital. The VNJC fostered nurses' reading nursing research studies and subsequent interaction with other nurses. The VNJC's formation, implementation, and evaluation are described. Quantitative and qualitative research critique items and an evaluation form are included that are essential to the site's ongoing processes.
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