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Bridging the gap between nursing research and practice is crucial. This program connected undergraduate nursing students with clinical nurse leaders to implement evidence-based recommendations, benefiting the health system.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Evidence-Based Practice
Health Systems Research

Background:

Nurses and nursing students often struggle to connect research findings with clinical practice.
Integrating research into practice is essential for improving patient outcomes and healthcare quality.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a program connecting undergraduate nursing students with clinical nurse leaders.
To demonstrate how to foster a meaningful link between research and clinical nursing practice.
To highlight the benefits of this innovative program for the health system.

Main Methods:

Collaborative review of institutional policies by nursing students and clinical nurse leaders.
Development of recommendations based on the strongest available research evidence.
Implementation of an innovative program to bridge research and practice.

Main Results:

Successful integration of research evidence into clinical nursing practice.
Enhanced understanding and application of research by nursing students.
Positive benefits for the health system through evidence-based improvements.

Conclusions:

Connecting research and practice is achievable and beneficial for nursing students.
Collaborative programs enhance evidence-based practice adoption in healthcare settings.
This model offers a valuable approach for nursing education and health system advancement.