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  • Clinical Nursing
  • Nursing Science Advancement
  • Healthcare Leadership

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  • Nurse scientist (NS) roles are integral to The Future of Nursing and ANCC Magnet® recognition.
  • Opportunities for NS roles in clinical practice are increasing.
  • However, the full potential of these roles in advancing nursing science is not yet realized.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the opportunities and challenges for nurse scientists (NSs) in clinical practice settings.
  • To highlight the critical importance of a strong partnership between NSs and chief nurse officers (CNOs).
  • To emphasize the impact of this partnership on NS role success and associated outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative analysis of NS roles in clinical settings.
  • Exploration of opportunities and challenges faced by NSs.
  • Examination of the NS-CNO relationship.

Main Results:

  • NS roles are foundational for nursing science and clinical practice.
  • Effective NS roles require strategic support and collaboration.
  • Partnership with CNOs is essential for NS success and positive outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • Nurse scientists play a pivotal role in bridging research and practice.
  • Fostering strong NS-CNO partnerships is key to advancing nursing science.
  • Strategic integration of NS roles enhances clinical practice and patient care.