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Nursing research is vital for high-quality patient care and outcomes. This article explores its origins, role in the Magnet Recognition Program®, and strategies for fostering a culture of inquiry in healthcare.

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  • Nursing Science
  • Healthcare Management

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  • Nursing research is increasingly recognized as fundamental to achieving high-quality patient care and outcomes.
  • The Magnet Recognition Program® is built upon a foundation of seminal nursing research.
  • A culture of clinical inquiry is crucial for nurses and healthcare organizations.

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  • To provide strategies for nursing leaders to cultivate research-oriented programs and address global healthcare challenges.

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    • Nursing research is indispensable for driving quality improvement and innovation in patient care.
    • Leadership commitment is key to establishing and sustaining robust nursing research programs.
    • Fostering clinical inquiry is essential for navigating current and future healthcare challenges.