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PhD-Prepared Nurses' Areas of Inquiry.
Lisa R Roberts1, Ellen D'Errico
1Professor/Research Director (Dr Roberts) and Professor/PhD Program Director (D'Errico), Loma Linda University School of Nursing, Loma Linda, California.
Nurse Educator
|March 1, 2023
Summary
PhD-prepared nurse scientists
Area of Science:
- Nursing science research
- Nurse scientist demographics
- Research agendas
Background:
- Nursing science relies on well-funded nurse scientists.
- Alignment of research with organizational priorities is crucial.
- Data on nurse scientist demographics and research alignment is limited.
Purpose of the Study:
- To identify research areas of PhD-prepared nurses.
- To assess the congruence between nurse scientists' research and organizational agendas.
Main Methods:
- Descriptive, exploratory study design.
- Data collected from PhD-prepared nurse scientists.
- Inquiries included PhD program, dissertation, work status, productivity, and recommendations.
Main Results:
- Dissertation topics were diverse and aligned with research priorities.
- Factors influencing research productivity were identified.
Conclusions:
- Understanding nursing science stewardship is key for future strategy.
- Tailoring PhD programs to research needs will enhance future research, academia, and practice.
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