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  • Nursing Research
  • Health Sciences
  • Academic Research

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  • The School of Nursing at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (SON-UC) aimed to evaluate its research landscape between 2001 and 2004.
  • A significant portion of scientific output lacked clear research categorization.
  • This necessitated a strategic re-evaluation of research focus.

Purpose:

  • To identify existing research areas within the School of Nursing.
  • To propose a new framework for enhancing nursing research.
  • To foster a more focused and impactful research agenda.

Summary:

  • A four-phase methodology involving plan evaluation, informant interviews, literature review, and data triangulation was employed.
  • Sixty percent of scientific production from 2001-2004 did not align with established research areas.
  • Three new research areas were established: Health Human Resources Formation, Nursing Care Management, and Clinical Nursing Strengthening.

Impact:

  • The study recommends aligning research efforts with the newly identified areas.
  • This strategic focus aims to bolster research output and enhance the visibility of the School of Nursing.
  • The initiative seeks to attract further research funding and collaborations.