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National collaborative maximizes pediatric hospital-based nurse scientist impact and resources through strategic
Elizabeth B Froh1, Lindsey Tarasenko2, Jennifer Hayakawa3
1Nurse Scientist, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, USA; Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Pennsylvania, USA.
Abstract:
This paper describes how a national collaborative of pediatric nurse scientists has leveraged the expertise of their membership and strategic networking to guide the development of the evolving hospital-based nurse scientist role and influence centers of nursing research. Members' narratives illustrate how their networking across the collaborative has resulted in increased clarity and understanding of the hospital-based nurse scientist role, consistency in job responsibilities and expectations, title changes that more accurately reflect the nature of the role, establishment or expansion of centers of nursing research, success in talent recruitment, diversification of center team members, reporting structure alterations, and dedicated nursing research funding mechanisms. These tangible outcomes enable pediatric nurse scientists to become more effective in their roles and transform the care of pediatric patients and their families.
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