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  • Nursing Practice
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  • Value-based payments are shifting healthcare reimbursement towards patient outcomes and costs.
  • Nursing, traditionally viewed as a cost center, is now recognized as vital for both quality care and financial success.
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  • To highlight the importance of nursing innovation in achieving value-informed nursing practice.
  • To explore the relationship between innovation and value in healthcare.
  • To address the perceived conflict between innovation and evidence-based care.

Main Methods:

  • Discussion of the connection between innovation and value in healthcare.
  • Examination of the dichotomy between innovation and evidence-based care.
  • Analysis of how healthcare organizations can foster nursing innovation.

Main Results:

  • Innovation is intrinsically linked to delivering value in healthcare.
  • A false dichotomy often exists between embracing innovation and adhering to evidence-based practices.
  • Healthcare systems need to actively support and cultivate nursing innovation.

Conclusions:

  • Nursing innovation is essential for successful value-informed practice.
  • Overcoming the perceived conflict between innovation and evidence-based care is key.
  • Recommendations are provided for nursing educators to promote innovation.