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A translational research framework for nurse practitioners.

Mary Ryder^1,2, Elisabeth Jacob^3,4

¹School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland.

Journal of Nursing Management

|October 20, 2021

Summary

This summary is machine-generated.

This study proposes a translational research continuum to enhance nurse practitioner roles in healthcare. This framework supports nurse practitioners in evidence-based practice and advancing nursing science.

Keywords:

implementation science nurse practitioner nursing research translational research

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Area of Science:

Nursing Science
Translational Research
Implementation Science

Background:

Nurse practitioners (NPs) are recognized as key leaders in healthcare transformation.
NPs are crucial for advancing healthcare knowledge through scientific processes, implementing evidence-based practice, and evaluating patient outcomes.
Integrating research into NP practice is essential for improving patient care and advancing the nursing profession.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore a proposed translational research continuum specifically designed for nurse practitioners.
To adapt existing translational research frameworks to align with NP roles and activities.
To strengthen the research capacity and engagement of nurse practitioners within the healthcare system.

Main Methods:

Review of translational research literature, including implementation science.
Adaptation of a translational research continuum to a modified framework for NPs.
Analysis of how this framework can support NP research endeavors.

Main Results:

A modified translational research framework can effectively align NP activities.
The proposed continuum has the potential to significantly strengthen nursing research within the NP role.
Adapting this framework positions NPs equitably alongside other healthcare professionals in research.

Conclusions:

The translational research continuum offers a structured approach for nursing management to benchmark nursing research.
This continuum provides a modern research framework to foster greater research engagement for nurse practitioners.
Implementing this framework can elevate the scientific contribution and impact of NPs in healthcare.